This article considers key non-disclosure cases in the United Kingdom and Australia and the potential for prosecution disclosure failings to lead to miscarriages of justice. The authors discuss disclosure obligations in the context of the police–prosecution relationship and aspects of police culture that may facilitate practices of non-disclosure. They note that cultures of non-disclosure can place unfair practical burdens on the defence to ensure that disclosure duties are met by the prosecution. The authors call for cultural reforms prioritising disclosure as justice rather than process.

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不公开和流产的文化

本文考虑了英国和澳大利亚的关键性未披露案件，以及起诉披露可能导致司法不公的潜在可能性。作者讨论了在警察-起诉关系和可能促进保密信息实践的警察文化方面的披露义务。他们指出，不公开的文化可能会对辩方施加不公平的实际负担，以确保起诉人履行披露义务。作者呼吁进行文化改革，将公开作为司法公正而不是程序优先。