Covert Surveillance UK Law

Most people should know that there are four forms of covert surveillance to be aware of and need to understanding these forms of surveillance is essential for recognition privacy concerns in various situations. These are:-

Covert surveillance code of practice

Guidance on the use of covert surveillance by public authorities under part 2 of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA) 2000.

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Covert Human Intelligence Sources

Covert human intelligence sources (CHIS) are people who are used to gather information for law enforcement agencies. This can include informants and undercover officers.

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Digital Imaging and Multimedia Procedure v3.0

The Digital Imaging and Multimedia Procedure serves as a guide for practitioners in the police and criminal justice system who are involved in digital imaging and multimedia processes.

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Welcome to In the heart of London – Surveillance at a glance…

I often find myself chatting with people outside the industry who think covert operations are all about excitement and adventure. While they might have that “cool factor,” the truth is that they aren’t really fun or glamorous. They’re more about strategy and achieving specific goals, and they can be costly, risky, and a bit of a hassle. That said, anyone in this field ends up with some pretty interesting—and sometimes hilarious—stories over the years. Let me share just a little taste of those experiences!

In the heart of London – Surveillance at a glance… including Operation Byzantium, refers to monitoring conducted in a way that ensures the subject remains unaware they are being observed. It is categorised into two types: directed surveillance and intrusive surveillance.

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