Former Justice Minister Alan Shatter
In the High Court…
It is also alleged the terms of reference for the report did not entitle Mr [Sean GuerinGuerin to reach the conclusions he had. There was failure to consider all the relevant documents, including documents from Mr Shatter and the Garda Siochana Ombudsman Commission. It is alleged Mr Guerin regarded himself as bound by a fixed eight-week time limit and he should have, but failed, to take the additional time necessary for the report. It is alleged “indecent haste” in concluding the report led to errors, including alleged failure to fully engage with the process.
Shatter brings High Court challenge to findings of Guerin report (Irish Times)
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Former Justice Minister Alan Shatter
Former Justice Minister Alan Shatter – love reading that.
Who?
I wonder does he think he can get his job back.
He’s probably doing a bit of publicity for a new book.
In fairness the quality of his fiction writing has improved.
He is right of course, Guerin should have considered it for 14 years …
Was Guerin paid, probably not, its was a prompt report …
Now he has a bit of time on his hands he could volunteer to look after the owl.
A short man.
Did he not consider it unjust that O’Mahony didn’t interview McCabe? Sauce for the goose …
Stop pointing out his double standards !