This law gave federal authorities the right to eavesdrop on confidential conversations between inmates and their lawyers.

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The Patriot Act, passed in 2001, included provisions that expand the government's surveillance powers in the name of national security. One such provision was the ability for federal authorities to eavesdrop on confidential conversations between inmates and their lawyers, which raised concerns about violating attorney-client privilege.

This Law Gave Federal Authorities the Right to Eavesdrop on Confidential