Trial by media?

I HOLD no brief for John O’Donoghue but are we not witnessing “trial by media and mob justice” in the way he has been made resign?

Thu, 08 Oct, 2009 - 01:00
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Fine Gael at least wanted to give him natural justice, to which we all have a right, by allowing him plead his case before his peers.

Maurice Curtin

St Clare’s

Barrington’s Avenue

Ballintemple

Cork

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