Jobstown protest teenager has 'false imprisonment' conviction overturned on appeal

A Dublin youth found guilty of false imprisonment of former Tanaiste Joan Burton during the Jobstown protest had his conviction overturned on appeal today.

Jobstown protest teenager has 'false imprisonment' conviction overturned on appeal
Mon, 04 Dec, 2017 - 11:42

By Tom Tuite

A Dublin youth found guilty of false imprisonment of former Tanaiste Joan Burton during the Jobstown protest had his conviction overturned on appeal today.

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