Justice of the harrowing kind

Mícheál Lehane looks at victims of crime who have to suffer the justice system to get justice.

Justice of the harrowing kind
Fri, 21 Feb, 2003 - 00:00

SHEILA GUY had never been in court before the trial of her son, Jonathan’s, killer.

She is one of hundreds of grieving parents who had to survive the legal system to get justice.

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