When obtaining a judicial order for a wiretap, only one of the suspects whose conversations are to be overheard must be named in the judicial order.

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A judicial order for a wiretap typically requires that all individuals whose conversations are to be intercepted be named, unless it is not practical to do so. This ensures that the wiretap is specific and limited in scope, protecting individuals' privacy rights.

When Obtaining a Judicial Order for a Wiretap, Only One