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Admissibility Fight Ends in Charleville Crown Case
The trial of Joseph Cleary a Charleville public servant ended in a nolle prosequi after handwriting expert testimony questioned the forged sustenance applications under the Unemployed Workers Insurance Acts The case featured detailed interviews with Cleary and other men examining alleged frauds involving eighteen applications and payments totaling £93 10s 3d The Crown prosecutor and defense counsel presented and challenged handwriting evidence before the jury was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cleary
Terence Joseph Gunter
Chcmit
Charnevile
Nolle
Jamice EK
Douglas
F. M. O'Driscoll
McLaughin
Messrs_ Lockett
Hountree
Charleville
Noyes
P.M
Conrad Cyril Ayer
John Whowier
CP S
Charieville
Lacy
Ager
Wheeler
Cass
Olice
Aaume Silitede
Labour Office
Lal Anc
Houkes
McLaughlin
Hogan
Witness
Wadi
Ine
WU Ya
Golly
Lee Princeorl
Alknes
Wheeter
Georg
Dearsay
Ganzer
Ric
Ganser
Umd
Cod
Cermcpoud
Dickfos
George
Dickios
Lia Be
Pvi
Thoms Huuskes
Sergemgat Hogan
Cleary
Anne Waldron
William James Ellcott
Istrar
Herbert James Dory
Royal Atkies
Association
Noorama
Canondoon
Victo
Ardgieco
Abewring
Air
Ado- Launggitsas
Uaudur Moskin
Meow
Ward Alu Walls
sLila
AbeLaughia
Wittens
Eiut Orie
Auuson
George Hughes
Halos
O'Driscoll
Ap Fm
Uncse Rocamanta
F. Rein
Hughes
Homour