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Webinar recording - RCI Coffee Break Webinar! The Horizon Scandal – what is the impact on Prosecuting Authorities?

01 May 2024

In this webinar, DWF's Regulatory, Compliance and Investigations team looked at what lessons that can be learned from the Horizon scandal for any prosecuting authority or private prosecutor. 

To ensure that prosecuting bodies do not find themselves on the wrong side of another scandal, our experts took a close look at the importance of enforcement policies and the full code test and provided some top tips on how to successfully prosecute.

 

Watch our webinar recording below:

We would like to thank Jill Brookes, Senior Associate & Prem Thakor, Associate, for their contribution to this webinar. 

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