Ministers consider allowing rape victims to give evidence via pre-recorded videos to reduce stress
MINISTERS are considering allowing rape victims to give evidence via pre-recorded videos to spare them the trauma of cross-examination in court.
The proposals are part of a review led by Justice Secretary Robert Buckland and Home Secretary Priti Patel which aims to reduce stress on victims.
Under the plans, due to be unveiled next month, victims of abuse will be able to pre-record their evidence.
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