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The unnamed Judge presided at Weatherfield Crown Court during the trial of Gail McIntyre for the murder of her husband Joe at which she was found "not guilty". During the proceedings he admonished Gail for interrupting Tracy Barlow's false testimony and also David Platt for going beyond the remit of the questions put to him when giving evidence on behalf of his mother. When Tina McIntyre gave an angry outburst after the verdict had been delivered, he patiently pointed out that the jury's opinion was a unanimous one and discharged Gail.

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rdfs:label	Judge (Gail's trial)
rdfs:comment	The unnamed Judge presided at Weatherfield Crown Court during the trial of Gail McIntyre for the murder of her husband Joe at which she was found "not guilty". During the proceedings he admonished Gail for interrupting Tracy Barlow's false testimony and also David Platt for going beyond the remit of the questions put to him when giving evidence on behalf of his mother. When Tina McIntyre gave an angry outburst after the verdict had been delivered, he patiently pointed out that the jury's opinion was a unanimous one and discharged Gail.
dcterms:subject	Unnamed characters Coronation Street characters Unnamed characters 2010 minor characters Coronation Street characters 2010 minor characters Judges Judges
Number of Appearances	6(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	2010-05-31(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Judge
Played By	Nicholas Blane
Last Appearance	2010-06-10(xsd:date)
Occupation	Crown Court Judge
abstract	The unnamed Judge presided at Weatherfield Crown Court during the trial of Gail McIntyre for the murder of her husband Joe at which she was found "not guilty". During the proceedings he admonished Gail for interrupting Tracy Barlow's false testimony and also David Platt for going beyond the remit of the questions put to him when giving evidence on behalf of his mother. When Tina McIntyre gave an angry outburst after the verdict had been delivered, he patiently pointed out that the jury's opinion was a unanimous one and discharged Gail.

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