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Re: Surreptitious Entries When a Special Agent in Charge (SAC) of a fielg--... | office considers electronic surveillance necessary and |... Justified in the conduct of an investigation, a recomenda~ = _. tion is made to FBI Neadquarters (FBIHQ) that a survey be. .- conducted to determine the feasibility of installation of =. -. the surveillance. Prior to September, 1974, feasibility ..~ -. surveys, some of which involved trespass, were authorized | by FBIHQ. In some instances, surveys iavelved surreptitious. — entry: however, not all surveys necessitated physical entry — or trespass. In many cases, survey and installation were | effected at the same time to avoid additional entry and to insure greater security to the operatios. Where installations were made prior to authority of the Attorney General, acti~ vation of electronic devices was not effected until the- - Attorney General authorized the surveillance. Oe : . eal e oF ke ‘ Since September, 1974, the FBI has followed a policy of requesting authority of the Attorney General te -- conduct feasibility surveys in cases where trespasa is necessary to effect the survey. 7 Following is a list of surreptitious entries in connection with feasibility surveys and microphone installa- tions which were made prior to authorization of the Attorsey - 7 _ * 7 we oF = . - - a - - - & ae 4 . aoe ~ . . : . ~ ™ ao hers - . + . - “ -“ so . . 5 . 7 - ~ fe 7 . e ¢ - “ _ yt cana : . + , - en oor _ tt - - « / -_ ra 7 7 . “ - 2. The tee oat a * ae a) / oa “at —_ woe wm ce . . - : + . - Pd . om ~ ad 7 _* - . ~