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MJELR -v- McPhillips [2010] IEHC 468 (Peart J, 14 December 2010)
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High Court refuses surrender of respondent under European arrest warrant on the grounds that the warrant did not contain sufficient information about the respondent's involvement in alleged offences.
European arrest warrant - surrender for the purposes of executing a custodial sentence - error in preparation of warrant - offence of concealment of truck and trailer - offence of forming a gang - theft offences - allegation that respondent part of planning process for thefts - whether sufficient information in relation to respondent's involvement in alleged thefts - section 11, European Arrest Warrant Act 2003.
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