Two sentences, one message

THERE were two interesting court cases in the Irish Examiner on Friday last.
Two sentences, one message
Tue, 21 Jan, 2003 - 00:00

In the first a minor celebrity assisted by “a senior counsel and barrister backed up by a top PR guru” was sentenced to 240 hours community service for child pornography offences.

In the other a youth from Knocknaheeny got one year in jail for stealing a motorbike.

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