Justice Minister Jonathan Djanogly has moved to defend his judgement following media reports that he last year hired private detectives to find out who leaked information about his parliamentary expense claims. The former SJ Berwin partner (pictured) has released a statement confirming that he instructed corporate investigations company Morris Chase International, but that he was disappointed to see the firm's findings publicly revealed without his consent.
September 10, 2010 at 06:06 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Justice Minister Jonathan Djanogly has moved to defend his judgement following media reports that he last year hired private detectives to find out who leaked information about his parliamentary expense claims.
The former SJ Berwin partner (pictured) has released a statement confirming that he instructed corporate investigations company Morris Chase International, but that he was disappointed to see the firm’s findings publicly revealed without his consent.
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