Dundon cleared fit for trial

A hospital consultant could find no reason why an illiterate prisoner due to defend himself at a murder trial fainted and cut his head in a cell, a court has heard.

Dundon cleared fit for trial

A hospital consultant could find no reason why an illiterate prisoner due to defend himself at a murder trial fainted and cut his head in a cell, a court has heard.

The prosecution case against John Dundon, who is on hunger strike, will open today at the Special Criminal Court after a new legal team was hired to represent him the day after he sacked his solicitor and barristers.

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