McConville case lawyers told to hand accused's medical notes to prosecution

A judge has given lawyers for a veteran republican charged in connection with the murder of Jean McConville a week to hand over medical notes related to a dementia diagnosis.

McConville case lawyers told to hand accused's medical notes to prosecution
Fri, 07 Apr, 2017 - 12:31

A judge has given lawyers for a veteran republican charged in connection with the murder of Jean McConville a week to hand over medical notes related to a dementia diagnosis.

Ivor Bell, 80, faces two counts of soliciting the IRA abduction and killing of the mother-of-10 in 1972.

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