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Irish DPC gets go ahead in latest chapter of the saga of Max Schrems and Facebook | Allen & Overy LLP

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The case relates to the lawfulness of transfers of personal data by FBI to Facebook in the US. In August last year, following the Schrems II decision by the CJEU, the DPC issued a Preliminary Draft Decision (PDD) to FBI, to which FBI was invited to respond, but which, if translated into a final decision, would require FBI to suspend its transfers to the US. FBI took exception to the issuing of the PDD on several grounds relating to unfairness including procedural unfairness and instigated judicial review proceedings against the DPC with a consequential stay on the DPC’s “own-volition” inquiry. The case was heard by the Irish High Court in December.

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Rape victims will have their phones returned by police within 24 hours

Rape victims will have their phones returned by police within 24 hours as part of a new Government drive to increase convictions for sex attacks, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. A review led by Justice Secretary Robert Buckland, due to be published next month, will recommend a raft of measures that shift the focus from the credibility of rape victims towards the suspect s behaviour. A report by the Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham last year concluded that police forces were taking excessive amounts of personal data from victims phones amid warnings that cases were being dropped due to the intrusive demands.

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