Supreme Court reserves decision in Bailey case

Ian Bailey's lawyers claim the State's case in favour of his extradition to France is "untenable".

Wed, 18 Jan, 2012 - 14:55

Ian Bailey's lawyers claim the State's case in favour of his extradition to France is "untenable".

The Supreme Court has reserved its decision on whether to allow the 54-year-old be questioned by French authorities over the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier in Cork in 1996.

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Courts Ian Bailey trial Place: France Place: Cork Person: Bailey Person: Ian Bailey Person: Sophie Toscan du Plantier Person: Robert Barron Person: Justice Minister Person: Alan Shatter Organisation: Supreme Court Organisation: DPP Organisation: Garda

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