In what circumstances have courts consistently found that Title III of the Civil Code is constitutional?

However, Title III has been consistently held to be constitutional. United States v. Turner, supra, has held Title III constitutional on its face against such attacks as made by the defendants herein and lists decisions from nine circuits to like effect. (pp. 158-159).

In the foregoing portion of the opinion we have not cited United States v. Kalustian (9 Cir. 1975) 529 F.2d 585. We think Kalustian should be distinguished on the ground that the affidavits in Kalustian contained less particularity than the affidavits in the case at bar.

The judgments of conviction are AFFIRMED.