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Disclosure & Investigations

Criminal disclosure shapes every fair investigation. This category explains common‑law and CPIA duties in clear, practical terms for workplace investigators, showing how to manage evidence, avoid bias, and make defensible decisions. Explore guidance that strengthens investigative practice and supports transparent, reliable outcomes.

The Lynette White Case: Lessons on Investigative Integrity for Workplace Investigations

Examining the Lynette White case reveals how investigator-driven narratives, confirmation bias, and disclosure failures can produce wrongful outcomes. This post translates those lessons into practical safeguards—evidence logs, blind reviews, independent disclosure checks, and training—to help HR and workplace investigators prevent similar failures.

Disclosure & Investigations

Cognition Training and Consultancy

Feb 277 min read

The Liam Allan Case: What Every Investigator Must Learn About Reasonable Lines of Enquiry

The Liam Allan case shows how undisclosed digital evidence and missed lines of enquiry can collapse prosecutions; workplace investigators must rigorously pursue all reasonable lines of enquiry and ensure full disclosure of digital records to avoid narrative-driven errors and wrongful outcomes.

Disclosure & Investigations

Cognition Training and Consultancy

Feb 276 min read

The Case of Stefan Kiszko: A Miscarriage of Justice That Still Shapes Modern Investigations

A vulnerable man was wrongly accused, coerced, and convicted for a crime he didn’t commit, exposing deep failures in policing, forensics, and justice. His case reveals how bias, pressure, and tunnel vision can destroy an innocent life. This is the story of how the system got it catastrophically wrong—and why it still matters today.

Disclosure & Investigations

Cognition Training and Consultancy

Feb 265 min read

Case Study: Judith Ward — Disclosure Failures and Safeguards for Workplace Investigations

The Judith Ward case exposes how investigative tunnel vision, confirmation bias, and evidence suppression can produce wrongful convictions. This excerpt draws workplace lessons—how narratives form, where disclosure breaks down, and practical safeguards HR and internal investigators can adopt to protect integrity and prevent miscarriages of justice.

Disclosure & Investigations

Cognition Training and Consultancy

Feb 255 min read