Legal system indicted

THE Brian Murphy case shows how huge injustice can be perpetrated through the legal system.

Legal system indicted
Sat, 20 Mar, 2004 - 00:00

Gardaí have acknowledged that as a result of incomplete evidence and non-compliant witnesses, together with their inaccurate and fragmented testimonies, the identity of Brian Murphy's killers will never be known.

I understood that in this country a person was innocent until proven guilty beyond all reasonable doubt.

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