Appeal against drugs conviction dismissed

The Court of Criminal Appeal today upheld the conviction of a Navan man for a drugs offence.

Thu, 28 Jan, 2010 - 13:36

The Court of Criminal Appeal today upheld the conviction of a Navan man for a drugs offence.

Adrian Boyle (aged 32) of Oaklawns, Navan, Co Meath was jailed for eight years on January 30, 2008, after he was convicted before Trim Circuit Court of the possession of drugs for sale and supply.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Navan Place: Oaklawns, Navan, Co Meath Place: Mooneystown, Athboy Person: Adrian Boyle Person: Boyle Person: Jonathan Kilfeather Person: Susan Denham Person: Justice Person: Daniel Herbert Person: Frank Justice Clarke Organisation: The Court of Criminal Appeal Organisation: Court of Criminal Appeal Organisation: Trim Circuit Court Organisation: Garda National Drugs Unit Organisation: DPP Organisation: CCA

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