Suspensions arise out of investigations into alleged ‘squaring’ of fixed charge penalty notices, including for members of Limerick hurling panel
The respondent commissioner, Minister for Justice, Ireland and the Attorney General were not notified of the application or present in court on Monday.
The investigation concerns the alleged “squaring” of fixed charge notices, where these would be not written up, not prosecuted in court or cancelled on the system. Gda Baynham and Gda Deegan say they were also accused of “allegedly receiving a ‘gift’ as a reward” for the alleged inappropriate interference.They were interviewed in the spring of last year but have been provided with no further details about the allegations against them since then, they claim.
Their actions allege their ongoing suspensions have been rendered unlawful due to delays in the criminal investigation and/or disciplinary proceedings.
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