Solicitor pleads guilty to incitement to murder
When solicitor Manmohan Sandhu was arrested in 2006, on the basis of covert electronic surveillance carried out by the police of conversations between himself and clients in the Antrim police station, Mick suggested “Here’s one to keep an eye on..” The law lords ruling in March this year, after listening to arguments from a plethora of interested parties, clarified the legal position on such covert surveilance – permitted, but requiring prior authorisation. Sandhu, who had sought to have that evidence dismissed, eventually pleaded guilty this week to inciting loyalist paramilitaries to murder and four charges of attempting to pervert the course of justice.
I presume, based on his name, that he is a Hindu-Prod?
I wonder what Glenn will make of his name.
Sammy
You presume wrong. He is a Sikh.
BonarLaw,
I thought all Sikhs were called Singh?
Is he a Dissident Sikh? :^)
He needed a good lawyer. Evidence seemed weedy to me.
Maybe he represented himself!