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Can police sent official request per email only (UK)?
How should I conduct myself in a UK magistrate's court?Am I obliged to obtain quotes for my builder's insurance company?My school have monitored my emails - I sent a distasteful email. Can I get in trouble?Do we have a legal right to full copies of our data that is compiled and stored by a 3rd-party?Why would a police force hold off on charging someone? Can they do this?Cell phone with zero usage sent to collections agencyEmployer forcing everyone to sign new contract which significantly affects working hoursCan police access data from a fitbit without a warrantIs less than 3 years a legally sufficient lifespan for a TV in the UK/EU?Using GDPR against cold-call marketing emails
Policeman (United Kingdom) sends email with official request to obtain some data to company email address, but doesn't sent the post (original paper version) to the company's postal address. Is that right? I expect that the company must get a paper version or am I not correct?
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Policeman (United Kingdom) sends email with official request to obtain some data to company email address, but doesn't sent the post (original paper version) to the company's postal address. Is that right? I expect that the company must get a paper version or am I not correct?
united-kingdom police
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I think you are right to be suspicious.
– TTE
Feb 28 at 3:12
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Policeman (United Kingdom) sends email with official request to obtain some data to company email address, but doesn't sent the post (original paper version) to the company's postal address. Is that right? I expect that the company must get a paper version or am I not correct?
united-kingdom police
asked Feb 17 at 22:20
AntonioAntonio
61
Policeman (United Kingdom) sends email with official request to obtain some data to company email address, but doesn't sent the post (original paper version) to the company's postal address. Is that right? I expect that the company must get a paper version or am I not correct?
united-kingdom police
united-kingdom police
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AntonioAntonio
61
asked Feb 17 at 22:20
AntonioAntonio
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asked Feb 17 at 22:20
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asked Feb 17 at 22:20
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I think you are right to be suspicious.
– TTE
Feb 28 at 3:12
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I think you are right to be suspicious.
– TTE
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I think you are right to be suspicious.
– TTE
Feb 28 at 3:12
I think you are right to be suspicious.
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Emails are legally writing and your receipt triggers the legal obligation that they contain (if any). Assuming that the underlying legislation does not restrict how the request must be served (which it probably doesn't) then email is fine.
That said, while the police can request any information they want, without a court order, they have limited power to compel the production on data.
answered Feb 17 at 23:44
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Emails are legally writing and your receipt triggers the legal obligation that they contain (if any). Assuming that the underlying legislation does not restrict how the request must be served (which it probably doesn't) then email is fine.
That said, while the police can request any information they want, without a court order, they have limited power to compel the production on data.
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Probably
Emails are legally writing and your receipt triggers the legal obligation that they contain (if any). Assuming that the underlying legislation does not restrict how the request must be served (which it probably doesn't) then email is fine.
That said, while the police can request any information they want, without a court order, they have limited power to compel the production on data.
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Probably
Emails are legally writing and your receipt triggers the legal obligation that they contain (if any). Assuming that the underlying legislation does not restrict how the request must be served (which it probably doesn't) then email is fine.
That said, while the police can request any information they want, without a court order, they have limited power to compel the production on data.
answered Feb 17 at 23:44
Dale MDale M
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Probably
Emails are legally writing and your receipt triggers the legal obligation that they contain (if any). Assuming that the underlying legislation does not restrict how the request must be served (which it probably doesn't) then email is fine.
That said, while the police can request any information they want, without a court order, they have limited power to compel the production on data.
answered Feb 17 at 23:44
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answered Feb 17 at 23:44
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I think you are right to be suspicious.
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