article_snippet.sent: Richard Graham, who is fighting to retain the marginal seat of Gloucester, faces contempt of court proceedings if A high-flying Tory MP fails to obey an order by the High Court to take down the Twitter posts.
article_snippet.sent: Richard Graham, who is fighting to retain the marginal seat of Gloucester, faces contempt of court proceedings if the Old Etonian former diplomat the High Court Twitter .
article_snippet.sent: Zac’s family also argued that a number of Mr Graham Twitter posts could prejudice the trial if not removed from Mr Graham Twitter account.
article_snippet.sent: Barrister Stephen Kamlish QC, acting for the defendant in the trial, said in court that Mr Graham tweets were a ‘clear attempt to win votes by ingratiating Mr Graham with Mr Graham electors’, the MP was ‘potentially out of control on the issue’ and if Mr Graham refused to remove Mr Graham tweets or added to his tweets, the defendant in the murder trial may not get a fair trial.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Justice Hamblen ordered Mr Graham to remove his tweets
article_snippet.sent: Mr Graham insisted Mr Graham was right to speak out about the trial arrangements, but refused to discuss Mr Graham tweets, which Mr Graham said had been removed.
article_snippet.sent: On the suggestion that Mr Graham had used the trial for electioneering, Mr Graham said: ‘That’s rubbish. '
article_snippet.sent: Both have made it clear the letter from Mr Graham did not influence Both decision.