Morris denies wrongdoing over legal representation

Judge Frederick Morris, chair of the inquiry into Garda corruption in Donegal, today denied he had gone behind the backs of witnesses to secure legal representation for them.

Tue, 12 Oct, 2004 - 12:37

Judge Frederick Morris, chair of the inquiry into Garda corruption in Donegal, today denied he had gone behind the backs of witnesses to secure legal representation for them.

Mr Justice Morris was responding to reports he had approached senior lawyers to work on behalf of the McBrearty family.

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