Judge warns enlarged jury researching case online could collapse David Drumm trial

David Drumm, the former chief executive of Anglo Irish Bank, has pleaded not guilty to being involved in an alleged €7.2bn conspiracy to defraud and to dishonestly providing false information to the market.

Judge warns enlarged jury researching case online could collapse David Drumm trial
Wed, 10 Jan, 2018 - 16:58

David Drumm, the former chief executive of Anglo Irish Bank, has pleaded not guilty to being involved in an alleged €7.2bn conspiracy to defraud and to dishonestly providing false information to the market.

A specially enlarged jury of 15 jurors was sworn in today at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court in order to try him.

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CourtsCourt casePlace: Skerries, Co. DublinPerson: David DrummPerson: DrummPerson: Karen O'ConnorPerson: O'ConnorPerson: Dermot GleesonPerson: Eugene SheehyPerson: Donal O’ConnorPerson: Richard BurrowsPerson: Brian GogginPerson: Denis CaseyPerson: William McAteerPerson: John BoweOrganisation: Anglo Irish BankOrganisation: Irish Life and PermanentOrganisation: Irish Life Investment ManagersOrganisation: Irish Life AssuranceOrganisation: AngloOrganisation: Irish Financial Services Regulatory AuthorityOrganisation: Central BankOrganisation: Department of FinanceOrganisation: EYOrganisation: PwCOrganisation: AIBOrganisation: Bank of IrelandOrganisation: Revenue CommissionersOrganisation: Irish LifeOrganisation: Permanent
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