Tension as McGrail Inquiry considers data breach, defamation ‘threats’ and a change of solicitors
Former police Commissioner Ian McGrail and his legal team arrive at the Garrison Library ahead of Wednesday’s hearing. Photo by Johnny Bugeja
There were tense exchanges during the third preliminary hearing of the McGrail Inquiry on Wednesday, amid claims that the Chief Minister and his legal team had “threatened” former police Commissioner Ian McGrail and his lawyers with potential defamation action in a bid to “gag and silence” their submissions. The claims were immediately refuted by the...
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