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Privacy and Suspect Rights - UK Supreme Court Confirms an Individual's Right to Privacy When Under Criminal Investigation

Reprinted from: Expert Witness Journal | April 26, 2022

In a recent judgement, the UK Supreme Court confirmed that suspects subject to a criminal investigation are entitled, as a general rule, to a reasonable expectation of privacy regarding information relating to the investigation until they are charged.

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