Paul Murphy defends his right to free legal aid

Deputy Paul Murphy has defended his right to free legal aid.

Paul Murphy defends his right to free legal aid
Fri, 06 May, 2016 - 10:56

Deputy Paul Murphy has defended his right to free legal aid.

The Anti-Austerity Alliance TD was awarded free legal aid last week to pay for his defence against charges including false imprisonment, violent disorder and criminal damage.

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