Nevin has mobile phone case adjourned

CONVICTED murderer Catherine Nevin had her case for alleged possession in prison of a mobile phone adjourned yesterday.

Nevin has mobile phone case adjourned
Thu, 11 Dec, 2008 - 00:00

Her solicitor applied for an adjournment pending Nevin’s appeal against her conviction, in 2000, for the murder of her husband.

She was taken to Dublin District Court yesterday morning where she was charged with the phone possession offence.

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