Prisoner tagging contract trial collapses over SFO disclosure issues

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Prisoner tagging contract trial collapses over SFO disclosure issues

Judge directs jury to find former Serco directors not guilty after "errors in non disclosure".

Date - 27th April 2021
By - Gary Mason

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A trial involving two former directors of a company which provided electronic monitoring of prisoners for the MoJ has collapsed after the Serious Fraud Office case was found to contain errors relating to non-disclosure. As a result the SFO offered...

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