Retired NI officers launch judicial review against Police Ombudsman

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Retired NI officers launch judicial review against Police Ombudsman

Former NI officers are challenging the policing ombudsman over claims of sectarian bias during The Troubles.

Date - 24th June 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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The Northern Ireland Retired Police Officers Association [NIRPOA] and the Police Federation for Northern Ireland [PFNI] have begun Judicial Review proceedings against the Ombudsman. The review will challenge the lawfullness of reports...

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