Lawyers defending four men accused of falsely imprisoning and causing serious harm to Quinn Industrial Holdings (QIH) Director Kevin Lunney, are challenging the admissibility of mobile phone evidence that the prosecution has said forms part of its case. He has challenged the legality of the collection of mobile phone data that was used in his prosecution. “Why not just say there was a perceived problem with Graham Dwyer? One line.”The judge asked Mr Bowman if “something turns on this”. Mr Bowman replied: “Ultimately, there may be.”Sgt Murray also told Mr Bowman that one piece of information on the warrant was incorrect but was not corrected because of an “oversight”.

Source: The Irish Times June 08, 2021 14:42 UTC