Bailey wins extradition fight

Ian Bailey today won a two-year legal battle against his extradition to France over the killing of Sophie Toscan du Plantier in west Cork 15 years ago.

Bailey wins extradition fight
Thu, 01 Mar, 2012 - 11:16

Ian Bailey today won a two-year legal battle against his extradition to France over the killing of Sophie Toscan du Plantier in west Cork 15 years ago.

The Supreme Court in Dublin ruled Ian Bailey cannot be sent for questioning about the killing.

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CourtsIan Bailey trialPlace: FrancePlace: West CorkPlace: DublinPlace: SchullPlace: IrelandPlace: ParisPerson: BaileyPerson: Ian BaileyPerson: Sophie Toscan du PlantierPerson: Toscan du PlantierPerson: Patrick GachonPerson: GardaíPerson: Jules ThomasPerson: Chief JusticePerson: Susan DenhamPerson: Mme Toscan du PlantierPerson: ThomasPerson: GachonPerson: Frank ButtimerPerson: Justice MinisterPerson: Alan ShatterPerson: Adrian HardimanPerson: Alain SpilliaertEvent: ChristmasOrganisation: Supreme CourtOrganisation: DPPOrganisation: GardaOrganisation: France
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