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Legal Terms -Crown privilege
the Crown's ability to suppress documentary evidence in court cases on the grounds that making it public would be against the public interest. The Crown Proceedings Act 1947 specifically protected it, although the concept of *public interest immunity has since superseded it.
the Crown's ability to suppress documentary evidence in court cases on the grounds that making it public would be against the public interest. The Crown Proceedings Act 1947 specifically protected it, although the concept of *public interest immunity has since superseded it.
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