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What progress there has been in the review of the conviction of Neil Latimer.
What progress there has been in the review of the conviction of Neil Latimer.
What was the cost of the arrest, prosecution and appeal for Neil Latimer, Noel Bell, Jim Hegen and Winston Allen, since 1983; and how much money it has cost the state to pursue this matter. - This information is not readily available and could be provided only at disproportionate cost.
What was the cost of the arrest, prosecution and appeal for Neil Latimer, Noel Bell, Jim Hegen and Winston Allen, since 1983; and how much money it has cost the state to pursue this matter. - This information is not readily available and could be provided only at disproportionate cost.
What progress there has been in the review of the conviction of Neil Latimer. - Includes ref to 241 c 721-2W.
What progress there has been in the review of the conviction of Neil Latimer. - Includes ref to 241 c 721-2W.
What is the current position on the case of Neil Latimer.
What is the current position on the case of Neil Latimer.
Adjournment debate on the imprisonment of Neil Latimer.
Adjournment debate on the imprisonment of Neil Latimer.
That this House recalls that the convictions of three of the UDR Four were quashed on appeal when it was proved that 39 pages of police notes and alleged confessions had been tampered with; that 16 out of 39 of those pages referred to Neil Latimer; that Neil's appeal was dismissed on the basis that he, alone, had allegedly been identified by Witness 'A'; expresses its concern at the inconsistency of responses between the legal systems in England and in Northern Ireland relating to evidence which has been tampered with; notes that the recent publication, Witness for the Prosecution, casts serious doubts on the reliability of Witness 'A'; and calls on the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland to take the necessary steps to exonerate and liberate Mr Latimer.
That this House recalls that the convictions of three of the UDR Four were quashed on appeal when it was proved that 39 pages of police notes and alleged confessions had been tampered with; that 16 out of 39 of those pages referred to Neil Latimer; that Neil's appeal was...
That this House believes that the peace process in Northern Ireland, including positive, cross-community responses to the historic British-Irish declaration would be significantly assisted by the overcoming of continuing and festering injustices; believes that one of the major examples of such injustice is the failure completely and generously to exonerate those people who were unlawfully killed in Derry on Bloody Sunday in 1972 and to repudiate the fundamentally flawed report of the Widgery Inquiry which continues to cause grave offence to the families of the victims; further believes that if the Government were to take such actions, it could swiftly provide justice and also undermine those who would cynically exploit this injustice to justify terrorism; recognises that another significant and continuing injustice is the continued detention of Neil Latimer, of the UDR Four, despite the fact that the other three who had been unjustly convicted have been set free and that the original four convictions were interconnected; and calls upon the Government to do its utmost to uphold rigorously the fairest possible standards of justice for all.
That this House believes that the peace process in Northern Ireland, including positive, cross-community responses to the historic British-Irish declaration would be significantly assisted by the overcoming of continuing and festering injustices; believes that one of the major examples of such injustice is the failure completely and generously to exonerate...
Why Neil Latimer was not released from prison for Christmas parole; how many years he has been sentenced to imprisonment; and how many of these years he has already served in prison.
Why Neil Latimer was not released from prison for Christmas parole; how many years he has been sentenced to imprisonment; and how many of these years he has already served in prison.
What was the date of the Appeal Court hearing in Northern Ireland at which three of the UDR four were released; what were the recommendations of the court about prosecutions of persons involved in the case; what action has been taken by the Director of Public Prosecutions for Northern Ireland;...
What was the date of the Appeal Court hearing in Northern Ireland at which three of the UDR four were released; what were the recommendations of the court about prosecutions of persons involved in the case; what action has been taken by the Director of Public Prosecutions for Northern Ireland;...
To comment on the Director of Public Prosecutions for Northern Ireland's progress in considering the cases referred to him by the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal in its judgement in the case of R v Latimer and others delivered on 29th July 1992. - Inc ref to 213 c835-6W &...
To comment on the Director of Public Prosecutions for Northern Ireland's progress in considering the cases referred to him by the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal in its judgement in the case of R v Latimer and others delivered on 29th July 1992. - Inc ref to 213 c835-6W &...
What response HMGovt have made to request by Amnesty International in February 1993 for wider review of case of Neil Latimer one remaining convicted member of UDR Four.
What response HMGovt have made to request by Amnesty International in February 1993 for wider review of case of Neil Latimer one remaining convicted member of UDR Four.