Privacy and Criminal Justice

The book explores the intricate relationship between privacy and law enforcement, analyzing the evolution of privacy concepts and their implications for policing practices. It scrutinizes both direct interventions, like stop-and-search, and technological measures, such as surveillance tools. The authors also delve into privacy issues within the courtroom, addressing press restrictions and the balance between fair trials and public safety. Additionally, it considers specific cases, including anonymity for sexual offense defendants and the rights of individuals in prison and community sentences.