Man denied legal aid to defend claim by CAB that house was acquired with proceeds of crime

A Polish man currently serving a prison sentence for a drugs offence has been refused legal aid to defend a claim by the Criminal Assets Bureau that a house where approximately €1m of cannabis was found growing is the proceeds of crime.

Thu, 25 Oct, 2018 - 18:14

Ann O'Loughlin

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