A Legal and Law Enforcement Guide to Telephony Addressing Technical, Legal and Police Issues Relating to the Interface and Interaction with Communication Service Providers - Molczan, George (Charles C Thomas Publisher, LTD, 2005)
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A Legal And Law Enforcement Guide To Telephony; Contents; Tables; Chapter 1 The Telco And The Law; Chapter 2 Fraud And Nuisance Calls; Chapter 3 Call Records: Fingerprints In The Network; Chapter 4 The Switched Telephone Network; Chapter 5 Voice Over The Internet; Chapter 6 Competition In The Local Telephone Industry; Chapter 7 Cellular, Pcs, And Satellite Telephone Services; Chapter 8 Anatomy Of A Telephone Number; Chapter 9 Customer Premises Equipment; Chapter 10 Inside Wire, Cable And Jacks; Chapter 11 Emergency 911 Call Processing; Chapter 12 Pay Phones; Index
The goal of this book is to provide legal and law enforcement practitioners with factual, informative, and easy-to-understand information about telephone company inner workings, their networks, and operation. The range of subjects includes local, long distance, and cellular services; private phone systems (PBX and KTS); E-911 systems; telephone fraud; pay phones; customer premises wiring; and new technologies including Voice over the Internet (VoIP). Telephone calls, like people, leave fingerprints known as call records for virtually every call that passes through the telephone network. These