Discretion to exclude improperly obtained evidence in civil proceedings in England and Wales

Overview of attention for article published in Legal Studies, August 2022

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RT @alexallenfranks: My article has now been published in hardcopy in vol 43 of Legal Studies @legalscholars (March 2023) 🥳 Discretion to…

RT @alexallenfranks: My article has now been published in hardcopy in vol 43 of Legal Studies @legalscholars (March 2023) 🥳 Discretion to…

RT @alexallenfranks: My article has now been published in hardcopy in vol 43 of Legal Studies @legalscholars (March 2023) 🥳 Discretion to…

RT @alexallenfranks: My article has now been published in hardcopy in vol 43 of Legal Studies @legalscholars (March 2023) 🥳 Discretion to…

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