Judge orders SIA to return computer equipment to Jamie Bryson following case dismissal
A judge today ordered the Security Industry Authority to return computer equipment to loyalist Jamie Bryson more than five years after they were first seized.
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A judge today ordered the Security Industry Authority to return computer equipment to loyalist Jamie Bryson more than five years after they were first seized.
September 29 1923 Splendid Progress of Royal Bank of Ireland At the 87th annual general meeting of the Company of the Royal Bank of Ireland Limited, held in the bank's offices, Foster Place, Dublin, yesterday, Mr Barrington Jellett, who presided, said they met there when the conditions prevailing in the country were much brighter than at the last meeting, and although the outlook was still clouded the directors retained their confidence in the future of the commercial prosperity of the country.
The Security Industry Authority are to reply “line by line” to a 19 page skeleton argument lodged by Jamie Bryson, a judge ordered today (wed).
THE old Police Station and Courthouse in Ulverston could be set for a radical redevelopment after a major planning application was submitted.
A long-running case against Jamie Bryson by the Security Industry Authority (SIA) has taken a new twist, with the loyalist activist questioning the legality of prosecutions brought by the regulator in Northern Ireland.