Prosecutors of Clerys seller Foley defend statements
Computer documents disclosed pre-trial to the defence showed 168 revisions, over 78 hours of editing, to statements made by Workplace Relations Commission inspectors investigating the closure of the department store, the High Court has heard
Prosecutors challenging a decision to strike out criminal proceedings against businesswoman Deirdre Foley over collective redundancies at Clerys department store have defended the handling of key witness statements in the case.
Computer documents disclosed pre-trial to the defence showed 168 revisions, over 78 hours of editing, to statements made by Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) inspectors investigating the closure of the department store, the High Court has heard.
Disclosure in the case revealed that ...
