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mambo
 Post subject: Re: FitzPatrick to face public grilling on Anglo next month
PostPosted: Tue Mar 22, 2011 9:26 am 
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FitzPatrick charges on cards after DPP move
Accountancy watchdog asked to delay its grilling of ex-Anglo Irish chairman
http://www.independent.ie/national-news ... 88858.html

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 Post subject: Re: FitzPatrick to face public grilling on Anglo next month
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mambo wrote:
FitzPatrick charges on cards after DPP move
Accountancy watchdog asked to delay its grilling of ex-Anglo Irish chairman
http://www.independent.ie/national-news ... 88858.html

Or "nothing at all will happen to anyone, ever"

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This country is a sick fucking joke. We're into day 12 of Enda's 100 days and Seánie is still on the Golf course.

Business as usual. Out with the old in with the same.

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mambo
 Post subject: Re: FitzPatrick to face public grilling on Anglo next month
PostPosted: Tue Mar 22, 2011 10:34 am 
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You would prefer if the the CARB proceedings went ahead (for which the maximum pentalty is probably a slap on the wrist) and predjudiced a criminal trial?

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 Post subject: Re: FitzPatrick to face public grilling on Anglo next month
PostPosted: Tue Mar 22, 2011 10:36 am 
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"The DPP expressed his concern that the holding of public hearings and the publication of findings might prejudice future criminal proceedings in the event that a prosecution is directed against any party arising from the investigations of the gardai and the ODCE."


Seems prudent, why feck everything up at this stage so his own mob can be seen to be being tough on him? A few more months won't kill us.
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goldmanberg wrote:
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"The DPP expressed his concern that the holding of public hearings and the publication of findings might prejudice future criminal proceedings in the event that a prosecution is directed against any party arising from the investigations of the gardai and the ODCE."


Seems prudent, why feck everything up at this stage so his own mob can be seen to be being tough on him? A few more months won't kill us.


Remember McCracken and Scary Mary's prejudicial comments in relation to CJH. Slowly, slowly catchy monkey on the Fitzie case :wink:

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