Jamie Bryson and Daithi McKay lose legal bid to halt prosecution

A loyalist activist and a former Sinn Féin MLA have lost a legal battle to halt their ongoing prosecution over an alleged attempt to subvert a Stormont inquiry into a billion pound property deal.

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Jamie Bryson and Daithi McKay lose legal bid to halt prosecution

Jamie Bryson 'should not be facing prosecution for telling the truth', court hears

Jamie Bryson wins High Court permission to challenge Nama prosecution

Report into Nama's Project Eagle sale that's already more than three years overdue is delayed again

Jamie Bryson fails in a bid to have judge step aside from hearing a challenge to his ongoing prosecution linked to Nama

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Jamie Bryson requests nine witnesses in legal bid to have Nama committee case thrown out

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