Disclosure: Tackling the ‘tsunami of digital evidence’

8th May 2018Giles Herdale, Director, Herdale Digital Consulting 2 Comments

Recent high profile rape cases and other serious crime trials collapsing due to issues around the examination and disclosure of digital evidence have sent shock waves across the criminal justice system. Policy Advisor and Co-chair of the Independent Digital Ethics Panel for Policing Giles Herdale outlines the benefits of E-disclosure tools and the need for standards.

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Disclosure: Tackling the ‘tsunami of digital evidence’

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