Crown Prosecution Service v LR

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
CourtCourt of Appeal (Criminal Division)
Judgment Date28 April 2010
Date28 April 2010

Court of Appeal, Criminal Division

Before Lord Judge, Lord Chief Justice, Mr Justice Wilkie and Mr Justice Maddison

Regina
and
R(L)
Disclosing indecent images not illegal

The prosecution in possession of allegedly indecent images could not refuse to disclose them to the defence team on the ground that it would be committing an offence if it did so.

Where the Crown had possession of such material, it had to propose satisfactory arrangements to enable the defendant to have confidential, private discussions of it with his lawyers, unsupervised and unobserved by prosecution representatives.

TheCourt of Appeal, Criminal Division, so held when dismissing an appeal by the Crown, under section 58 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003, against the decision by Judge Pearson in Portsmouth Crown Court to stay proceedings against the defendant, R(L), on 19 counts of making indecent...

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