1. A federal law enforcement official said prosecutions seldom are initiated unless the eavesdropper deliberately has used a monitored conversation for other purposes.

2. The Weber County Attorney's office is responsible for a wide array of legal functions for Weber County, some of which include: Chief law enforcement official in the County.

3. 382 (2005), the court stated that “[t]hough Bespattering a law enforcement official with bodily fluids or excrement certainly includes an assault, an assault would also occur where the official is merely placed in reasonable apprehension of such conduct.” All in all, the North Carolina appellate case law suggests that