2016-04-06
"IRA bomb maker" jailed for six years for explosives possession at Dublin hotel
Stage: Sentence
Finding: Found guilty
Outcome: Found guilty; Devlin's six-year jail sentence was backdated to when he was first arrested, in May 11th, 2014.
Case-subject index
This page indexes source-named court-report mentions. Legal stage and outcome are shown separately for each report.
2016-04-06
Stage: Sentence
Finding: Found guilty
Outcome: Found guilty; Devlin's six-year jail sentence was backdated to when he was first arrested, in May 11th, 2014.
2016-03-16
Stage: Sentence
Finding: Found guilty
Outcome: Found guilty; Samuel Devlin (55), who will be sentenced next month, had applied for temporary bail to travel to Northern Ireland to visit a terminally-ill family member. Devlin will be sentenced on April 6th.
2016-03-01
Stage: Sentence
Outcome: Devlin was remanded in custody, until April 6th, when he will be sentenced.; Devlin was remanded in custody, until April 6th, when he will be sentenced.
2016-02-18
Stage: Trial
Plea: Not guilty
Outcome: Referring to the explosive substance, Mr Condon said: "The prosecution has failed to establish he had complete physical control over it, that he knew of its existence at all, also that he knew of its qualities." Mr Justice Paul Butler, presiding with Judge Alison Lindsay and Judge William Hamill, remanded Mr Devlin in custody until March 1st, when judgement on the case will be delivered.
2016-02-17
Stage: Charge Or Pretrial
Plea: Not guilty
2016-02-16
Stage: Trial
Plea: Not guilty
Outcome: The trial, expected to finish on Thursday, has been adjourned until tomorrow morning, when the prosecution is expected to conclude its case.
2016-02-11
Stage: Charge Or Pretrial
2016-02-10
Stage: Trial
Plea: Not guilty
2016-02-09
Stage: Trial
Plea: Not guilty
2016-02-05
Stage: Charge Or Pretrial
Plea: Not guilty
2016-02-04
Stage: Trial
Plea: Not guilty
2016-02-03
Stage: Trial
Plea: Not guilty
2016-02-02
Stage: Trial
2015-05-12
Stage: Charge Or Pretrial
Outcome: Devlin was remanded in continuing custody until next February when his trial is due to take place.