The Use of Undercover Investigators and Collaborators: The Principle of Evidence Loyalty
Introduction
The article examines the legal and ethical issues surrounding undercover investigators and collaborators in criminal investigations. It focuses on European case law concerning inducement to commit offences and the admissibility of evidence obtained in such operations.
Content
European courts continue to scrutinise the use of undercover investigators and collaborators, particularly regarding inducement to commit crimes. The conference highlighted concerns about excluding improperly obtained evidence to preserve procedural fairness. Discussions emphasised balancing effective law enforcement with adherence to the principle of loyalty in evidence administration.
Author

Roman Bradu
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