Challenge to sentence is on one ground only

I READ in your issue of March 29 that I am supposed to be seeking to challenge a 40-year sentence on various grounds. This is untrue.

Challenge to sentence is on one ground only
Fri, 11 Apr, 2003 - 01:00

The only case I am attempting to bring concerns the Belfast Agreement.

For three and a half years I have been trying to get a hearing in the High Court but the Dublin legal establishment has stopped the case being heard. The facts of this matter are clear:

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