A MONEY launderer has lost a bid to have his conviction overturned on the grounds human rights were breached by a police surveillance operation.
James Kinloch was found guilty of money laundering in 2010, but appealed claiming police officers had violated his right to a private life by covertly observing him as he was in the course of committing the offences.
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