Privacy rights on counselling notes and phone data pose challenge to prosecutors, DPP says

Newseze Wire·Sat, Nov 7, 2:44 PMWire: The Irish Times

An increased emphasis on privacy may lead to relevant evidence being overlooked, Dublin conference told

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Privacy rights on counselling notes and phone data pose challenge to prosecutors, DPP says

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