Bill could authorize prosecution for mentioning administration wiretapping

When Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's proposed a bill that granted the top 5 offices in his country immunity from prosecution (which included himself), most of the European public considered this a threat to Democracy, as those high ranking officials could not be held responsible for any crime they might have commited before they took office or more importantly, while they held it.

Now while things are a little different in the case discussed here, I cannot help to see a similar pattern. With this bill the goverment does not gain immunity from unauthorised wiretapping, but anyone implying such an incident is criminalised.

Quite disturbing, that Italian bill got passed by the way...

Jam it back in, in the dark.