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Webinar – 3 July 2020: Obtaining and examining the mobile telephones of non-defendants and disclosing any of their contents
23/06/2020
When the Police should obtain and then search the mobile phones of witnesses and in particular complainants in sexual offences raise very difficult issues given the amount of personal information now on phones. Tom Little QC will provide practical guidance on these issues as well as the correct approach to disclosure and likely developments in the future.
Speakers:
Tom Little QC, Senior Treasury Counsel at the Central Criminal Court
Members of the 9 Gough Chambers Crime and Fraud Team are available for lectures and seminars on topics of interest to their clients. For more information, please contact Mona Chogri mchogri@9goughchambers.co.uk
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