Chris Heaton-Harris made his remarks as a senior judge ordered a review of the incident.
By Julian O'NeillThe Northern Ireland Secretary has expressed disbelief that masked men appeared in the public gallery of a Belfast court during a murder trial.
He added: The Lady Chief Justice has also put on the record her shock over this."The incident happened on Monday at the trial of James Stewart Smyth, 57, who is accused of the double killing. However, she said the appearance of masked men inside the court was unacceptable and "should not have happened".It is an offence to refuse to remove a face covering if asked by police who believe a crime may be committed.Chief Superintendent Darrin Jones said: "Police are aware of concerns raised after a group of males concealed their identity.Police to remain present at court
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