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| CPS handed file from investigations into computer hacking | CPS handed file from investigations into computer hacking |
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| Scotland Yard has handed one file to the Crown Prosecution Service in relation to its investigations into alleged computer hacking by a journalist. | Scotland Yard has handed one file to the Crown Prosecution Service in relation to its investigations into alleged computer hacking by a journalist. |
| The CPS has been asked to consider whether to charge a journalist and one other individual in relation to allegations of perverting the course of justice and alleged offences under section one of the Computer Misuse Act, which makes it a criminal offence to have "unauthorised access to computer material". | The CPS has been asked to consider whether to charge a journalist and one other individual in relation to allegations of perverting the course of justice and alleged offences under section one of the Computer Misuse Act, which makes it a criminal offence to have "unauthorised access to computer material". |
| The file sent to the CPS on 8 November is the first linked to the Operation Tuleta investigation being conducted by the Metropolitan police into suspected computer hacking and other alleged criminal breaches of privacy. | The file sent to the CPS on 8 November is the first linked to the Operation Tuleta investigation being conducted by the Metropolitan police into suspected computer hacking and other alleged criminal breaches of privacy. |
| It is the 28th file handed to the CPS in relation to the investigations launched in the wake of the News of the World phone-hacking scandal. | It is the 28th file handed to the CPS in relation to the investigations launched in the wake of the News of the World phone-hacking scandal. |
| Scotland Yard has arrested 16 people in connection with Operation Tuleta, 54 in connection with Operation Elveden, its investigation into alleged bribery of police and other public officials and 25 linked to Operation Weeting, its investigation into phone hacking. | Scotland Yard has arrested 16 people in connection with Operation Tuleta, 54 in connection with Operation Elveden, its investigation into alleged bribery of police and other public officials and 25 linked to Operation Weeting, its investigation into phone hacking. |
| The CPS is still considering whether to bring charges against eight other individuals, six were arrested in connection with Elveden and two in connection with Weeting. Four are journalists. | The CPS is still considering whether to bring charges against eight other individuals, six were arrested in connection with Elveden and two in connection with Weeting. Four are journalists. |
| These files were handed to the CPS in August – two of the individuals are under suspicion of money laundering, while four journalists and two public officials have been linked to allegations of misconduct in public office. | These files were handed to the CPS in August – two of the individuals are under suspicion of money laundering, while four journalists and two public officials have been linked to allegations of misconduct in public office. |
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