165 Deputy Michael D. Higgins asked the Minister for Justice and Law Reform his views on reports that an undercover British police officer infiltrated some legitimate community protest groups in recent times; his further views that activities whereby measures in the enforcement of law would mirror those breaking the law is inappropriate; if there is truth to rumours that there was agreement between those charged with administering the law in our own jurisdiction and those in another jurisdiction; his views on this matter and if he will clarify the foregoing as a matter of urgency. [4616/11]

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165 Deputy Michael D. Higgins asked the Minister for Justice and Law Reform his views on reports that an undercover British police officer infiltrated some legitimate community protest groups in recent times; his further views that activities whereby measures in the enforcement of law would mirror those breaking the law is inappropriate; if there is truth to rumours that there was agreement between those charged with administering the law in our own jurisdiction and those in another jurisdiction; his views on this matter and if he will clarify the foregoing as a matter of urgency. [4616/11]

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