Minister in bid to block reports' release

Minister for Justice Michael McDowell is to seek directions from the High Court today regarding the publication of the latest reports from the Morris Tribunal.

Minister in bid to block reports' release
Mon, 22 May, 2006 - 10:28
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Minister for Justice Michael McDowell is to seek directions from the High Court today regarding the publication of the latest reports from the Morris Tribunal.

In recent months the tribunal has been hearing evidence regarding three separate events where allegations of corruption have been levelled against gardai in Donegal.

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