Why were Lucy Letby’s private therapist notes allowed in her trial?

The Lucy Letby case brings into focus complex legal questions surrounding the admissibility of therapist notes and confessions, particularly in the context of patient-therapist confidentiality. It raises important discussions about how such evidence is treated in criminal law, especially when it comes to the reliability and voluntariness of confessions made during therapy sessions. The case highlights the balance between protecting private communications and the pursuit of justice, with significant implications for future criminal proceedings in the UK. Disclaimer: Neither this nor any other video, may be taken as legal advice. I accept no liability whatever for any reliance placed upon it, as there is no contract between us and I am not instructed by you. Founded by Alan Robertshaw and @Blackbeltbarrister https://youtube.com/blackbeltbarriste...