Denmark’s Supreme Court has issued judgments in two cases involving register searches, known in Danish as registeropslag. The court’s ruling covers separate register-opslag matters that have been dealt with through the legal system. The cases revolve around how register access was handled, and what the legal framework means for the use of such searches. Police said the matters led to court proceedings that have now concluded at the Supreme Court. The latest status is that the Supreme Court has delivered its verdicts in both cases.