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a CBS news anchor in Philadelphia faces up to six months in jail for hacking into a collegue's email. 51-year old Larry Mendte's actions led to the firing of his coanchor. When officials discovered Mendte had spied on her, he, too, was terminated. (Read more)
Just how much privacy do you have at work? And when does spying cross the legal line? Attorney Bill Martucci explains in this Law in Your Life podcast.
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