Lawlor lawyers call for judge to step down

Lawyers for Liam Lawlor will again call today for Mr Justice Thomas Smyth to step down from the case of alleged contempt being taken against the controversial TD.

Lawlor lawyers call for judge to step down
Tue, 09 Jan, 2001 - 09:23

Lawyers for Liam Lawlor will again call today for Mr Justice Thomas Smyth to step down from the case of alleged contempt being taken against the controversial TD.

Yesterday, the High Court was told that Judge Smyth acted as a legal adviser to Green Property plc, which opposed the rezoning of the Quarryvale centre 10 years ago.

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