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copies of statements?

purehoor · 2012-07-22 10:58:03

if your involved in an incident and have to give a statement are you entitled to copies of statements from all parties involved?

22-07-2012 10:58am

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if your involved in an incident and have to give a statement are you entitled to copies of statements from all parties involved?

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#2 23-07-2012 12:46pm

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Criminal - generally no, although if it goes to court, the accused (or their solicitor) would get a copy of the book of evidence. It would be a bad thing for the complainant or other witnesses to see each other's statements.

Civil - each side would seek copies of the other side's claims.

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