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Judgment in the case of K.U. v Finland: the European Court of Human Rights requires access to communications data to identify the sender to enable effective criminal prosecution in serious violations of private life

Tuomas Poysti

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.14296/deeslr.v6i0.1855

Abstract


Tuomas Poysti examines an important decision by the European Court of Human Rights that must include the investigation of digital evidence.

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