Solicitor who failed to convince jury she was falsely imprisoned on cruise ship to seek mistrial
Caroline Fanning alleges jury member worked in cruise industry
Solicitor Caroline Fanning. Photo Collins Courts
Tim Healy
A solicitor who failed to convince a jury she was unlawfully imprisoned on a cruise ship intends to seek a mistrial on the basis that she alleges one of the jurors previously worked in the cruise industry, the High Court has heard.
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