Published 1 year ago

Patrick Quirke murder appeal: Supreme Court rules seizure of home computer was unlawful

Summary by Ground News

Patrick Quirke has won a core issue in his appeal over his conviction for the 2011 murder of Bobby Ryan, a DJ known as Mr Moonlight. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal against his conviction after deciding the case raised issues of general public importance. The court has granted a declaration the seizure of the computer was unlawful but said further argument was required to decide the consequences.

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The Independent

Supreme Court finds analysis of Patrick Quirke’s computer was ‘unlawful’

An examination of the computer revealed information which was relied on by the prosecution.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star

Supreme Court finds analysis of Patrick Quirke’s computer was ‘unlawful’

The Supreme Court of Ireland has an allowed an appeal by Patrick Quirke over his murder conviction and declared the seizure of a computer during the investigation as unlawful.

1 year ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Supreme Court finds analysis of Patrick Quirke’s computer was ‘unlawful’

An examination of the computer revealed information which was relied on by the prosecution.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Irish Examiner

Supreme Court rules seizure of computer from Patrick Quirke's home unlawful

The court will meet next week to hear legal argument on the ramifications of the ruling

1 year ago·Ireland

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Irish Mirror

Supreme Court says Garda search of Patrick Quirke's computer was unlawful

Quirke (53), of Breanshamore, Co Tipperary, was convicted of the 2011 murder of Mr Ryan by a majority jury verdict of 10:2 following a 15-week trial at the Central Criminal Court.

1 year ago·Ireland

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