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The disc referred to is the one with the texts taken from the alleged victim's phone by the police.

He said the accused's permission. I take it this permission isn't required for the CPS to use the texts against him, so the defendant has to give permission for his own team to be allowed to view exculpatory texts? I'm getting confused.

Indeed, sounds like the data should always be turned over to the defence after any irrelevant personal details are redacted. In this case nothing was handed to either the CPS or the defence. It seems the officer was trying to say he couldn't hand it over because nothing was redacted and there...

Thanks for the information. I guess what dowie means is what happens if the personal matter is relevant to the case?

In the case of information gleaned from a mobile phone, would it be sorted in any way or would the data be extracted onto a disc and that given over in its entirety if any portion was found to undermine the prosecution? According to article, Jerry Hayes, the prosecution barrister said the CPS...

That's not the first time this has been mentioned. It seems obvious that after years of feeling downtrodden, shoes are setting fire to their owners.

No kidding, I just had 'Raging gamer chews on friend's penis "like a sandwich"' pop up as a suggestion (ReviewTechUSA) on Youtube, and that was just for asking that the volume to be turned down. I'd hate to think what a beat 'em up drubbing would have lead to.

While it is expected behaviour, I feel the prosecution barrister is to be commended that he specifically asked the officer responsible for disclosure if there was anything that could undermine the prosecution or assist the defence on the discs, and though the officer said there wasn't he still...

I propose a hefty flag tax, that way flag wavers will have to be really patriotic before buying them on the one hand and we'll be depleting the coffers of fundamentalist flag burning groups on the other. Unless they burn people instead, that may not be so good.

And you thought wiping bird poo from your car was bad.

I keep expecting some larger ladies to burst into a rendition of Nessun Dorma.

Don't know if it's a misprice as I think Humble's price was £8.99 previously, but it's back on sale at £5.99 in the Humble Encore. https://www.humblebundle.com/store/homefront-the-revolution-freedom-fighter-bundle

Thanks for that info, Dowie. Signed.

It's difficult enough trying to get a handle on sickness and death when the person is many years older, I don't know how I'd manage here. My thoughts are with his family, RIP.

Perhaps you walking around sounds like someone jumping up and down :o :D

*Applause*

Thanks for info, missions were ok for a bit, but I just don't find there to be enough fun to them and need the bribery of a decent payout to endure them. I do enjoy combat and messing about with different ships and load-outs though. I have an FDL, I hadn't used it for a while though because for...

What are you doing? When I played I used to get that by stacking missions with the 'Jump to the next system and we'll tell you where to go' missions, and hope that where I was going was exactly where I'd jumped to. Not sure what was available for a Sidewinder though. I didn't mind the engineers...

Mortal Kombat XL £6.74 at Bundle Stars, 9h 25m remaining.