Information commissioner says indiscriminate gathering of details is undermining trust in justice system
mass collection of personal informationThe Information Commissioner’s Office said they must immediately stop getting complainants in rape and serious sexual offence cases to sign forms, known in England and Wales as Stafford statements, which give officers general consent to obtain often highly sensitive third-party materials, including medical, education and counselling records.
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