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Going 'Below the Waterline': The Paradoxical Regulation of Secret Surveillance in the UKBernard KeenanLondon School of Economics - Law Department March 2015 LSE Law - Policy Briefing Paper No. 9 Abstract: The Investigatory Powers Tribunal recently found that government surveillance was unlawful, marking the first time that the secretive court has ever ruled against the UK’s Intelligence Services. Yet the Tribunal also held that the unlawful situation had been remedied by the Tribunal’s decision; a paradoxical and unprecedented result that says much about the difficulties of effectively regulating secret activity.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 4 Keywords: Investigatory Powers Tribunal, Investigatory Powers Act, surveillance, privacy Date posted: March 26, 2015Suggested CitationContact Information
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