Morris Tribunal in court action to make detective testify

The Morris Tribunal is for the first time ever going to the High Court to compel a witness to give evidence after Detective Sergeant John White failed to appear before the resumed hearings into garda corruption.

The Morris Tribunal is for the first time ever going to the High Court to compel a witness to give evidence after Detective Sergeant John White failed to appear before the resumed hearings into garda corruption.

A consultant psychiatrist, Dr Louis O’Carroll, who said the suspended officer was undergoing three weeks residential medical treatment was summonsed to today give evidence.

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