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UK drops bribery charges against London Mining execs due to software flaws affecting evidence access.
The UK’s Serious Fraud Office is reviewing 20 cases after discovering technical flaws in its evidence software, Autonomy, which may have prevented some digital documents from being fully accessible during a decade-long bribery investigation.
The issue led the SFO to drop charges against three former executives of London Mining, including former CEO Graeme Hossie, who were acquitted after over ten years of proceedings.
While no critical evidence has been found missing, the SFO is ensuring no relevant material was overlooked.
The company collapsed in 2014 amid an Ebola outbreak and poor market conditions.
The prolonged case caused significant personal and financial strain on the defendants, with legal teams calling the process devastating.
The SFO confirmed the current e-discovery system remains unaffected.
El Reino Unido retira los cargos de soborno contra ejecutivos de London Mining debido a fallas de software que afectan el acceso a la evidencia.