Case-subject index

Court reports mentioning Maurice Power

This page indexes source-named court-report mentions. Legal stage and outcome are shown separately for each report.

2017-12-18

Tipperary man who tried to pervert murder investigation has jail term cut on appeal

Stage: Appeal

Finding: Found guilty

Outcome: Found guilty

2017-11-02

Interviewing gardai should not have supervised murder suspect's cigarette breaks, lawyers submit

Stage: Appeal

Plea: Not guilty

Finding: Found guilty

Outcome: Found guilty; Power was found guilty by a majority jury verdict of 11-1 and he was accordingly given the mandatory life sentence by Ms Justice Deirdre Murphy on June 5, 2014.

2014-06-13

Tipperary man jailed for life for murdering his childhood friend

Stage: Sentence

Outcome: The four-week trial heard that there was an extensive period of detention in which the accused made a full confession to his crime.

2014-06-03

Judge in Tipperary murder trial begins charge

Stage: Trial

Plea: Not guilty

2014-05-30

Tipperary murder trial hears closing speeches

Stage: Trial

Plea: Not guilty

2014-05-29

Jury foreman's illness delays murder trial

Stage: Trial

Plea: Not guilty

2014-05-27

Murder trial hears from accused man's mother

Stage: Trial

Plea: Not guilty

2014-05-26

Burnt remains of murder accused's car found near Clonmel

Stage: Trial

Plea: Not guilty

2014-05-23

Tipp murder accused told gardai he would do "15 to 20 years" following death of Shane Rossiter

Stage: Trial

Plea: Not guilty

2014-05-22

Murder accused "relieved" since shooting of Shane Rossiter

Stage: Trial

Plea: Not guilty

2014-05-21

Tipperary man told gardai he "let a shot" at deceased man

Stage: Trial

Plea: Not guilty

2014-05-06

Witness felt like he was being "set-up" by deceased

Stage: Trial

Plea: Not guilty

2014-05-02

State Pathologist tells trial deceased received devastating internal injuries

Stage: Trial

Plea: Not guilty

2014-05-01

Tipperary murder accused made "full confession to his crime"

Stage: Sentence

Plea: Not guilty

Outcome: There was an extensive period of detention in which "he did make a full confession to his crime," said Mr Sammon.