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Can a household be "bugged" during a police investigation???

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When I lived in Tennessee, I had this Friend that was a Police and they can and will bug your car house and also put under your car a GPS to show where you have been and where you are.
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Someone would have to gain the homeowners trust, enter the home, and secretly install recording devices.Highly and extremely unlikely.Surveillance is the preferred method.
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Its possible but they would need a warrant to do so, and usually the cops don't go through that much trouble unless your involved with something really really bad, like narcotics or gun running.
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with a warrent they could.

Would only be done for a very serious offense.
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yes so stop what ever you are doing!
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Yes, with a warrant I may "bug" any house or car or any place of employment.

The term is "electronic evesdropping." And it can be through interior "bugs" or exterior microphones.
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depends on the crime and the people included in the investigation..they would have to do everything by law
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Yes. If you want to have a private conversation speak in sign language.
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