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A search warrant can be lawfully made even when the decisive evidence is subject to PII (High Court)
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A search warrant can be lawfully made even when the decisive evidence is subject to PII (High Court)
In Haralambous v St Albans Crown Court the court held that a search warrant obtained under section 8 of PACE is lawful even when the decisive evidence is subject to PII and cannot be disclosed to the subject.
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Published on 25-Apr-2016
Resource Type Legal update: case report
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