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Supreme Court grants certiorari in case of illegal data access investigation
4 sourcesFirst reported 5 days agoUpdated 5 days ago
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- The Supreme Court has granted permission for a person under investigation for illegal access to information systems and related offenses to file an application for a certiorari privileged writ.
- The certiorari application aims to review the legality of a judicial order allowing access to the suspect's telecommunications data.
- The court's decision raises questions about whether the offenses in question are considered serious enough to warrant such access to communications.
- This development follows ongoing scrutiny of government access to private communications for crimes carrying penalties of less than five years.
- The ruling emphasizes the court's role in scrutinizing the legality of data access procedures in light of privacy concerns.
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Άδεια από Ανώτατο για Certiorari κατά διατάγματος πρόσβασης σε τηλεπικοινωνιακά δεδομένα
Dialogos· 5 days ago
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Μπλόκο Ανωτάτου σε «παράνομες» άρσεις απορρήτου: Στο μικροσκόπιο δικαστικό διάταγμα για τηλεπικοινωνιακά δεδομένα υπόπτου
Politis· 5 days ago
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Supreme Court allows certiorari in illegal data case
Cyprus Mail· 5 days ago
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Ανώτατο: Άδεια για Certiorari κατά διατάγματος πρόσβασης σε τηλεπικοινωνιακά δεδομένα – Αμφίβολο αν πρόκειται για «σοβαρό αδίκημα»
Philenews· 5 days ago