Convicted killer in 'frail mental condition' being transferred, court hears

The High Court has heard a convicted killer challenging his transfer to a maximum security prison is in a ‘frail mental condition'.

Tue, 27 Aug, 2013 - 14:03

The High Court has heard a convicted killer challenging his transfer to a maximum security prison is in a "frail mental condition".

28-year-old Derek Hutch, with an address at Chapel Farm Avenue in Lusk, Dublin has been moved from Mountjoy prison to the segregation unit of Portlaoise prison.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Chapel Farm Avenue Place: Lusk, Dublin Place: Mountjoy Prison Place: Portlaoise prison Person: Derek Hutch Person: Del Boy Person: Barry Maguire Person: Fergal Kavanagh Organisation: High Court

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