The High Court has concluded that Theresa Magee must receive legal aid to be represented at the forthcoming inquest into the death of her son, Paul Magee, after he became unconscious in Garda custody. The judgment records that the judge would hear further submissions on the form of the order, so it does not set out a final order.
High Court says mother must receive legal aid for inquest into son’s death in Garda custody
The court concluded that fair procedures required legal aid for Theresa Magee at the forthcoming inquest. It heard further submissions on the form of the order; the judgment does not record a final order.
Who, what, where, when and why
- Who
- Theresa Magee (Plaintiff)
- Paul Magee
- What
The court concluded that fair procedures required legal aid for Theresa Magee at the forthcoming inquest. It heard further submissions on the form of the order; the judgment does not record a final order.
- Where
No place detail is included in this summary.
- When
Judgment:
- Why
Reasons reported in the judgment
The High Court has concluded that Theresa Magee must receive legal aid to be represented at the forthcoming inquest into the death of her son, Paul Magee, after he became unconscious in Garda custody. The judgment records that the judge would hear further submissions on the form of the order, so it does not set out a final order.
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