Group 12

Types of business records

I- Vital Records
II- Important Records
III- Useful Records
IV- Non essential Records
Define the ff.
1. Eavesdropping
2. Wiretapping
3. Bugging
I. VITAL RECORDS

VITAL RECORDS ARE COLLECTED BY

THE NATIONAL VITAL STATISTICS
SYSTEM, AND ARE MAINTAINED BY
STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS.
VITAL RECORDS INCLUDE BIRTHS,
DEATHS, MARRIAGES, DIVORCES, AND
FETAL DEATHS. THEY ALSO RECORD
INFORMATION ABOUT THE CAUSE OF
DEATH, OR DETAILS OF THE BIRTH.
II. IMPORTANT RECORDS

IMPORTANT RECORDS IS AN
AMERICAN INDEPENDENT
RECORD LABEL BASED IN
GROVELAND,
MASSACHUSETTS. THE IDEA
BEHIND THE LABEL IS TO BE
LIKE A GOOD RECORD STORE,
WITH RELEASES FROM
DIVERSE ARTISTS AND
GENRES
III. USEFUL RECORDS

USEFUL RECORDS - THESE

RECORDS CAN BE EASILY
REPLACED. THE TIME AND
COST OF REPRODUCING OR
ACCESSING THESE RECORDS
WOULD BE MINIMAL BECAUSE
OF THEIR READY
AVAILABILITY AT OTHER
LOCATIONS
IV- NON ESSENTIAL
RECORDS

NON-ESSENTIAL RECORDS
- THESE RECORDS ARE OF
LITTLE OR NO VALUE TO
THE MISSION OF THE
OFFICE AND WHICH HAVE
NO COMPELLING REASON
FOR HAVING BEEN
RETAINED.
1.EAVESDROPPING

EAVESDROPPING- MEANS
THE ACT OF LISTENING TO
OR RECORDING OF ANY
CONVERSATION OTHER
THAN TELEPHONIC BY THE
USE OF ANY ELECTRONIC,
MECHANICAL, OR OTHER
DEVICE WITHOUT CONSENT
OF ALL THE PARTIES TO THE
CONVERSATION
2. WIRETAPPING

WIRETAPPING : INTERCEPTION OF
THE CONTENTS OF
COMMUNICATION THROUGH A
SECRET CONNECTION TO THE
TELEPHONE LINE OF ONE WHOSE
CONVERSATIONS ARE TO BE
MONITORED USUALLY FOR
PURPOSES OF CRIMINAL
INVESTIGATION BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS.
3. BUGGING

CONCEAL A MINIATURE
MICROPHONE IN (A
ROOM OR DEVICE) IN
ORDER TO MONITOR OR
RECORD SOMEONE'S
CONVERSATIONS
ANGELO BELLO
MANGKIT REY
JUSTINE SURIO
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ALEXIETADLE
JORDAN IBAÑEZ
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