Witness may face prosecution over 'non-co-operation'

The chair of the Morris Tribunal warned a petty criminal today that he may face legal action after he consistently told the inquiry he could not remember.

The chair of the Morris Tribunal warned a petty criminal today that he may face legal action after he consistently told the inquiry he could not remember.

Former High Court President and tribunal chairman Mr Justice Frederick Morris told Paul ‘Gazza’ Gallagher he was satisfied that he had obstructed the tribunal and treated it with contempt and disdain.

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