Andy Coulson leaving court after being found guilty of conspiracy to intercept voicemail last week. Image from Guardian. |
Yesterday, mitigation pleas were entered for Greg Miskiw, Glenn Mulcaire, James Weatherup, and Clive Goodman who had all pleaded guilty, prior to this trial, to a charge of conspiracy to intercept voicemail.
Today, it is expected that Andy Coulson's mitigation plea will be heard. Last week, a Jury found Andy Coulson guilty of conspiracy to intercept voicemail.
The CPS said yesterday that Andy Coulson and Clive Goodman will be retried on the charges of alleged illegal payments at a date to be announced.
Dan Evans has had his sentencing delayed because of potential charges being brought against more journalists.
You can find yesterday's post with links to articles and information HERE.
You can find yesterday's post with links to articles and information HERE.
Latest links to articles and information:
- Andy Coulson Could Have to Pay Back £750 000 in Phone-hacking Trial - Telegraph
- Andy Coulson 'Turned News of the World Into a Criminal Enterprise' - Guardian
- Former News of the World Journalists Claim Coulson Encouraged Hacking - Guardian
(more to come later)
- Newspaper Circulation: How Far It's Fallen and How Far It's Got to Fall - Media Briefing
- Rolf Harris: Mail and Sun Blame Leveson Inquiry for His 'Secret' Arrest - Roy Greenslade - Guardian
- Brown Moses Announces Bellingcat - Open Source Investigations For All - Brown Moses Blog
- The Hacking Trials and the Murdoch Legacy - Peter Jukes for Independent Australia
- Rothermere Papers Commit Almost Half of PCC Code Breaches so Far in 2014 - Hacked Off
- Andy Coulson a 'Lightning Rod' For Political Vendettas, Court Told - The Drum