Procedural use of wiretapping and interception of communications in the Republic of Poland in the context of the right to privacy

Abstract

The study presents an analysis the current legal regulations in the field of the procedural use of wiretapping and interception of communications by law enforcement agencies, which should respect the constitutional standards of the right to privacy, both the regulations contained in the Constitution of the Republic of Poland and the treaty rules of the European Union. The source of the study was the published and unpublished information obtained from government services and bodies, including the scale of the use of monitoring and recording of conversations, as well as the analysis of current legal regulations.