US and UK sign deal to speed up electronic evidence collection from tech firms in serious criminal cases
The current process for receiving evidence can take years
The US and UK have signed a landmark agreement, enabling their respective law enforcement agencies to access data from technology companies more quickly in criminal investigations. The pact was signed by...
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