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New regulations on 30-day phone monitoring
The new Criminal Procedures Law, scheduled to be enacted in October 2026, states that petty criminal courts can issue orders to monitor mobile phones and online platforms for up to 30 days, renewable, upon request from the Public Prosecutor's Office and based on strong evidence in specific crimes. The surveillance is limited to the devices and technical means used in committing the crime, and requires a technical report and a complaint from the victim. The law does not allow for the seizure or retrieval of documents or communications between the suspect and their defense attorney. The controls are focused on safeguarding the rights of the accused and minimizing unjustified interference in their privacy.
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