Man wins appeal over burglary conviction on grounds he was charged with different offence

A man has won his Supreme Court appeal over his conviction for burglary involving assault because he was charged with a different offence from that about which he was questioned and cautioned.

Man wins appeal over burglary conviction on grounds he was charged with different offence
Thu, 13 Jul, 2017 - 15:20

By Ann O’Loughlin

A man has won his Supreme Court appeal over his conviction for burglary involving assault because he was charged with a different offence from that about which he was questioned and cautioned.

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