1. CALEA and J-STD-025 revisions

2. CALEA  Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (1994)  Standardized access to telecommunications systems using new technologies

3. CALEA  Call-identifying information  "dialing" or signaling which identifies the destination, direction, origin or termination of each communication generated or received by a subscriber by means of any equipment, facility, or service of a TSP  Call content  actual voice or, for data, the payload

4. J-STD-025  Two types of links between the accessing system and law enforcement  CDCCall Data Channel  CCCCall Content Channel  CDC carries real-time signaling of call or other events using a standard set of messages

5. J-STD-025  Intercept information is gathered at Intercept Access Points (IAPs). Placement of IAPs within the access system is left to implementation.

6. J-STD-025 (pub. 1997)  LAES Messages  Answer  Change  Origination  PacketEnvelope  Redirection  Release  Serving System  Termination Attempt  CCOpen  CCClose

7. J-STD-025A Architecture

8. CALEA Third Report & Order  Released by FCC on August 31, 1999  Six of nine "punch list" items are required  Location is required  Compliance deadline for “punch list”: September 30, 2001  FCC notice on 9/28/2001 gave temporary extension—final deadline not known yet but will not extend beyond June 30, 2002

9. CALEA Third Report & Order (cont.)  Whitepaper on packet data from TIA required  Submitted in September, 2000  Compliance deadline for delivery of packet data using "interim solution": 9/30/2001  FCC notice on 9/28/2001 indicating deadline of November 19, 2001 for packet delivery or filing of extension request

10. J-STD-025A  Punch List ( 6 required, 3 not required )  Content of subject-initiated conference calls  Party Hold, Join, Drop on conference calls  Subject-initiated dialing and signaling  In-band and out-of-band signaling  Timing information  Dialed Digit Extraction  Surveillance Status Message  Feature Status Message  Continuity Check Tone

11. J-STD-025A  Incorporates six required punch list items  Sent to publication April 2000 as TIA Interim Standard/T1 Trial Use Standard  No enhancements to packet data sections  Suspended before ANSI publication due to US Court of Appeals Decision of August 15, 2000

12. Court of Appeals Decision  Court of Appeals Decision vacated four of six required punch list features:  Post cut-through dialed digit extraction  Party Hold/Join/Drop information  Subject initiated dialing and signaling information  In-band and out-of-band signaling NOTE: It is not clear as to how the punch list items will apply to packet data

13. Packet Data  Packet-mode: a communication where individual packets or virtual circuits of a communication within a physical circuit are switched or routed by the accessing telecommunication system. Each packet may take a different route through the intervening network (s).

14. Packet Data  Two Solutions  PacketEnvelope message over the Call Data Channel  Send packets over Call Content Channel

15. PacketEnvelope  The PacketEnvelope message is used to convey data packets over the CDC as they are intercepted. This solution is intended for low-volume packet communication (e.g., SMS).  Triggers:  packet-mode user communication intended for the intercept subject is detected  packet-mode user communication from the intercept subject is detected NOTE: The PacketEnvelope solution does allow for delivery of only call-identifying information for court orders which do not authorize delivery of call content

16. PacketEnvelope  Parameters:  CaseIdentity (M)  IAPSystemIdentity (C)  TimeStamp (M)  CallIdentity(C)  Location (C)  Packet Information (M)

17. Packet Data over CCC  CCOpen message  The CCOpen message may be triggered when a delivery CCC is required for packet-mode data. The CCOpen is required when intercepted packets are to be delivered over a circuit or over a packet switched data network.

18. CCOpen  Parameters  CaseIdentity (M)  IAPSystemIdentity (C)  TimeStamp (M)  Content Type (M)  PDUType (e.g., IP, PPP, X.25 LAPB)  CCCIdentity (M)

19. CCClose  Parameters:  CaseIdentity (M)  IAPSystemIdentity (C)  Timestamp (M)  CCCIdentity (M)

20. Packet Data Interception  Annex A.1 indicates nodes which could contain a Call-Identifying Information IAP, but does not dictate placement  Annexes A.5 and A.6 indicate possible CCC protocol stacks but leave flexibility  Annex B contains a description of CCC delivery methods, with B.6 focussing on Packet Data CCC Delivery

21. CALEA and J-STD-025 revisions Chair: Terri L. Brooks (Nokia) Vice-Chair: Gary V. Pellegrino (CRAG) Editor: Brye Bonner (Motorola)