Service accused of illegality in its capture, storage and use of interceptions of bulk data MI5 has been ordered by a senior judge not to delete vast databanks of personal information it is storing pending the outcome of a trial over the legality of its surveillance procedures. Lord Justice Singh, the president of the investigatory powers tribunal (IPT), delivered a sharp rebuke to lawyers for MI5 who questioned the feasibility of his legal directive.
Judge orders MI5 not to delete databanks before end of surveillance trial
The Guardian - 10 Feb 2020 16:38
Service accused of illegality in its capture, storage and use of interceptions of bulk data MI5 has been ordered by a senior judge not to delete vast databanks of personal information it is storing pending the outcome of a trial over the legality of its surveillance procedures. Lord Justice Singh, the president of the investigatory powers tribunal (IPT), delivered a sharp rebuke to lawyers for MI5 who questioned the feasibility of his legal directive.
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