Q Katz was convicted in a federal court with conducting sports wagering over the internet involving transmitting wagering information to Boston, Miami, and Houston. This violated a federal statute prohibiting gambling. At trial, the government's attorney was allowed to offer recordings of Katz's telephone conversations, despite Katz's attorney's objections. These recordings were obtained with an electronic device by the FBI from the telephone booth where Katz had made the calls. Did the government violate Katz's right to privacy in doing so?
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