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Regina v X; R v Y; R v Z: CACD 23 May 2000

A telephone intercept obtained abroad in accordance with the applicable national laws would be admissible as evidence in England even though the method and circumstances of the interception would have been unlawful in this country. There is no rule of public policy which could make admission of such intercepts inappropriate here.

Citations:

Times 23-May-2000

Criminal Evidence, Human Rights

Updated: 09 April 2022; Ref: scu.85621

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