Wesley Mark Sudbury v. United States
Privacy JusticiabilityDoctri
1. Whether a mandatory statute enacted by Congress to protect an important
fundamental right titled Prohibition of use as evidence of intercepted wire or
oral communications, coupled with another mandatory statute titled Litigation
concerning sources of evidence, are being uniformly applied as Congress
intended.
2. When 18 USC 3504 is invoked, what is the burden on the defendant, and what
is the burden on the Government.
3. Have additional burdens to section 3504, not intended by Congress, been
given to defendants.
Whether mandatory statutes protecting fundamental rights under 18 USC 3504 are being uniformly applied as Congress intended, and what burdens are placed on defendants and the government when such statutes are invoked