Politics of crime

WILL all perpetrators of serious crime be asked for their political affiliations from now on?

Fri, 14 Apr, 2006 - 01:00

Justice Minister Michael McDowell might get a shock when he learns that most of them will have voted for his coalition.

Keith Nolan

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