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Belfast solicitor to represent suspected mob boss Kinahan

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Briefings

A Belfast solicitor was appointed to represent Kinahan, a suspected mob boss, after he appeared in court without legal counsel. This appointment occurred during the first court appearance last August, highlighting a significant gap in his legal representation. The evidence indicates Kinahan lacked representation at this initial court session, which is a critical procedural detail for the case.

Key points

• Kinahan, a suspected mob boss, appeared in court without any legal representation during the first court appearance last August.
• A Belfast solicitor was appointed to represent Kinahan following his initial court appearance without counsel.

Context

This case involves Kinahan, a suspected mob boss, who appeared in court without legal representation. The appointment of a solicitor marks a significant procedural step in the legal proceedings.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the first court appearance last August; no details about the appointment date, solicitor's background, or subsequent court proceedings are provided.

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