Converse of object

• conduct: No reasonable person is objecting to the FBI's right to conduct a wiretap.

• do: In this case, it makes me wish someone had done an illegal wiretap.

• rove: This clash is seen in the debate over passenger profiling, roving wiretaps, surveillance, tracking systems, and immigration.

• order: Katzenbach clashed with J. Edgar Hoover over his policy of ordering unauthorized wiretaps of people such as Martin Luther King.

Adjective modifier

• illegal: Los Angeles County Public Defender's Office Information on large-scale illegal wiretaps in LA.

• unauthorized: Also, a majority of Americans are against unauthorized wiretaps regardless of Bush's rhetoric in rationalizing the illegal surveillance.

Modifies a noun

• program: A wiretap program turns off this filter, puttin the Ethernet hardware into " promiscuous mode " .

• law: The FBI asserts that their proposal adapts existing wiretap laws to account for emerging communications technologies.

• statute: It is not consistent with the federal wiretap statute, Title III.

• order: All of this information could be obtained by law enforcement without every receiving a wiretap order.

• request: Whereas courts scrutinize wiretap requests very carefully, authorizations for access to call setup information are routinely granted with no substantive review.

Noun used with modifier

• telephone: Sniffing also has one advantage over telephone wiretaps: many networks use " shared media " .