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European Court of Human Rights Judgement on use of CCTV Images on Television

The case of PECK v. THE UNITED KINGDOM by the European Court of Human Rights has important implications for the operation of CCTV systems.

You can download a copy of the judgement here

• (40) By Site editor, 12 Oct 2007, 16:24

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