College moves to end victims fears over mobile phone data

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College moves to end victims' fears over mobile phone data

The College of Policing says new best practice advice will avoid legal challenges.

Date - 28th May 2021
By - Chris Smith

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New advice has been issued to officers on how to access data from mobile devices in a bid to avoid evidence being rejected by the courts. The College of Policing has warned forces must take a consistent approach when examining data from mobile...

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