Supreme Court rules on Sinnott hearing

The Supreme Court has overturned the High Court ruling in the case of Co Cork autistic man Jamie Sinnott.

Thu, 12 Jul, 2001 - 11:47

The Supreme Court has overturned the High Court ruling in the case of Co Cork autistic man Jamie Sinnott.

The seven judges agreed that the constitutional rights of 23-year-old Jamie Sinnott were breached because of the State's failure to provide a primary education for him.

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