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Encro Chat Investigations covers criminal inquiries arising from the use of encrypted devices and networks to facilitate serious wrongdoing, including drugs, violence, trafficking, and money laundering. It encompasses the legal framework for obtaining, handling and presenting digital evidence obtained from EncroChat devices, covert surveillance and data interception, warrants and disclosure obligations, and interaction with police, prosecutors and courts. A solicitor practises in this area by advising on how evidence is gathered, challenged, and used in proceedings, and by guiding clients through complex regulatory and procedural requirements.

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The work involves navigating interception and access regimes, such as the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 and related warrants, complex chain-of-custody for digital evidence, disclosure obligations under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984, and coordination with police, the Crown Prosecution Service, and defence teams. It also requires understanding the admissibility of data sourced from encrypted devices, cross-border data flows, and the role of digital forensics in shaping case strategy.

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