Advocate critical of Constabulary actions
An Island advocate has criticised the way the Police use social media, saying it could have a negative impact on justice.
Dawn Jones was one of those giving evidence to a Tynwald Select Committee examining the Manx jury system on Friday.
She said the Isle of Man Constabulary's online presence has occasionally opened up the risk of bias in court cases - and that goes beyond the force's remit:
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