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State brings students to trial over alleged Leaving Cert forgery

anto77 · 2011-06-12 09:14:36

So the state is taking two young guys to court over a potential case of forgery in the leaving cert in June 08. Of all the committes we have in this country surely is one that deals with these types of cases. If not, then there should be rather than clogging up the judicial system even further. Meanwhile at the same time…

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So the state is taking two young guys to court over a potential case of forgery in the leaving cert in June 08.

Of all the committes we have in this country surely is one that deals with these types of cases. If not, then there should be rather than clogging up the judicial system even further.

Meanwhile at the same time these two kids are alleged to have been up to no good, Seanie and his pals were busy bringing the country to its knees and continue to walk free without any sign of a court date. Glad to see the state has it's priorities in order :mad:

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/exclassmates-face-trial-on-exam-forgery-charges-2672200.html

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#2 13-06-2011 9:02am

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Sorry OP, discussion of ongoing Irish Court Cases is not allowed

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