Man on trial for IRA attack in Germany

A suspected IRA member, accused of attempted murder at a British military base in Germany, will invoke his right of silence, his lawyers said at the opening of his trial today.

Man on trial for IRA attack in Germany
Mon, 10 Nov, 2003 - 16:35

A suspected IRA member, accused of attempted murder at a British military base in Germany, will invoke his right of silence, his lawyers said at the opening of his trial today.

Former British soldier Michael Dickson, 39, appeared nervous in the state court in the northern town of Celle, speaking only to confirm his personal details.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: GermanyPlace: CellePlace: OsnabrueckPlace: Quebec barracksPlace: Greenock, ScotlandPlace: PraguePlace: Northern IrelandPlace: TynesidePerson: Michael DicksonPerson: DickinsonPerson: DicksonPerson: Martin McGartlandPerson: McGartlandEvent: IRA attackOrganisation: IRA
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