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Criminal

Nov. 10, 2000

Circuit OKs Secret Taping Of Probable Defendant

A college instructor who took bribes for grades was not denied his right to counsel even though the government secretly taped his conversation with a co-conspirator without his lawyer's knowledge before charges were filed, a divided federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.

By Pamela A. MacLean
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        A college instructor who took bribes for grades was not denied his right to counsel even though the government secretly taped his conversation with a co-conspirator without his lawyer's knowledge before charges were filed, a divided federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.
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