UK disclosure regime reviewer sets out first findings

After extensive consultation with professionals working in criminal justice, Jonathan Fisher KC, appointed by the UK Home Secretary to look at how disclosure is working, says he currently sees "no compelling case for radical reform of the CPIA [Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996]".

After extensive consultation with professionals working in criminal justice, Jonathan Fisher KC, appointed by the UK Home Secretary to look at how disclosure is working, says he currently sees "no compelling case for radical reform of the CPIA [Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996]".