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That this House notes the wrongful conviction and imprisonment in 1976 of the Maguire 7 on bomb-making charges connected with the Guildford bombings of 1974; regrets that Anne Maguire spent nine years in prison; further regrets that her husband and two of her sons, Vince, and Patrick, who was 13 when arrested, were also jailed, while her third son and her daughter grew up without their mother; warmly welcomes the publication on 8th March of Anne Maguire's book, Why Me? - One Women's Fight for Justice and Dignity, which gives her account of her experiences and campaign to prove that she and her family were innocent; and agrees with the comment by Patrick Maguire in a recent open letter to Sinn Fein President, Gerry Adams, that while 'the police and the British legal system failed us all...if there had been no IRA bombing campaign in Britain, there would have been no miscarriages of justice.'.
That this House notes the wrongful conviction and imprisonment in 1976 of the Maguire 7 on bomb-making charges connected with the Guildford bombings of 1974; regrets that Anne Maguire spent nine years in prison; further regrets that her husband and two of her sons, Vince, and Patrick, who was 13...
Lords statement on publication of final report by Sir John May of his inquiry into the convictions of the Maguire family.
Lords statement on publication of final report by Sir John May of his inquiry into the convictions of the Maguire family.
Statement on publication of the final report by Sir John May of his inquiry into the convictions of the Maguire family will be published.
Statement on publication of the final report by Sir John May of his inquiry into the convictions of the Maguire family will be published.
If he will list the compensation for wrongful imprisonment so far paid to (a) the four people convicted of the Guildford and Woolwich bombings, (b) Mrs Maguire and her six co-defendants and (c) the six men convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings; and when he expects to reach a final...
If he will list the compensation for wrongful imprisonment so far paid to (a) the four people convicted of the Guildford and Woolwich bombings, (b) Mrs Maguire and her six co-defendants and (c) the six men convicted of the Birmingham pub bombings; and when he expects to reach a final...
(Further to 194 c87W) Further information on when a copy of the Maguire judgment to be placed in the House of Commons Library. - Have today placed in Library copies of the judgment of the Court of Appeal in the Maguire case. (Dep 7314)
(Further to 194 c87W) Further information on when a copy of the Maguire judgment to be placed in the House of Commons Library. - Have today placed in Library copies of the judgment of the Court of Appeal in the Maguire case. (Dep 7314)
If he will arrange for a copy of the Maguire judgment to be placed in the House of Commons Library. - Approved transcript not yet available & will cause copies to be placed as soon as received. (Dep 7314) (Further information at 195 c764-5W)
If he will arrange for a copy of the Maguire judgment to be placed in the House of Commons Library. - Approved transcript not yet available & will cause copies to be placed as soon as received. (Dep 7314) (Further information at 195 c764-5W)
Statement on the Maguire case.
Statement on the Maguire case.
When he expects the case of Mrs Maguire and her family to come before the Appeal Court.
When he expects the case of Mrs Maguire and her family to come before the Appeal Court.
If he will make arrangements for those classified documents which Sir John May's inquiry into the Guildford and Maguire cases deems necessary for the purposes of that inquiry, to be made available to that inquiry to ensure inquiry is not constrained by the convention that police reports are not customarily...
If he will make arrangements for those classified documents which Sir John May's inquiry into the Guildford and Maguire cases deems necessary for the purposes of that inquiry, to be made available to that inquiry to ensure inquiry is not constrained by the convention that police reports are not customarily...
What action will be taken in cases of Maguire family & their co-defendants. - Includes ref to HC 556 1989/90.
What action will be taken in cases of Maguire family & their co-defendants. - Includes ref to HC 556 1989/90.
What plans HO has to compensate Mrs Sarah Conlon for false imprisonment of her husband Giuseppe & her son Gerard & how much HO plans to pay Mrs Sarah Conlon for cost of return of her husbands body to Belfast. - Incls ref to 174 c454.
What plans HO has to compensate Mrs Sarah Conlon for false imprisonment of her husband Giuseppe & her son Gerard & how much HO plans to pay Mrs Sarah Conlon for cost of return of her husbands body to Belfast. - Incls ref to 174 c454.
When AG last discussed Maguire case with DPP. - Ref to 174 c678. (Failed OPQ).
When AG last discussed Maguire case with DPP. - Ref to 174 c678. (Failed OPQ).
That this House welcomes the long overdue announcement by the Director of Public Prosecutions that the convictions of Mrs Annie Maguire and her co-defendants are unsafe; trusts that Sir John May will treat with caution the suggestion that the forensic evidence was the result of innocent contamination; and urges him to consider fraud, perjury or gross incompetence as alternative and more credible possible explanations.
That this House welcomes the long overdue announcement by the Director of Public Prosecutions that the convictions of Mrs Annie Maguire and her co-defendants are unsafe; trusts that Sir John May will treat with caution the suggestion that the forensic evidence was the result of innocent contamination; and urges him...
What representations have been received concerning case of Maguire family - None
What representations have been received concerning case of Maguire family - None