Breaking News - Fri, Mar 30, 2007 - Father of Man Shot by SAS Wins Ruling

Breaking News - Fri, Mar 30, 2007 - Father of Man Shot by SAS Wins Ruling

ireland.com - Breaking News - Fri, Mar 30, 2007 - Father of man shot by SAS wins ruling Mon, Apr 2, 2007 Sections 1. The Irish Times 2. Breaking News 3. Sport 4. Business 5. Technology 6. Weather 7. In Focus 8. Archive Search 9. Births, Marriages, Deaths ● Editions Search for ● Jobs ● Homes ● Cars Services ● Premium Email ● Travel ● Dating ● Frontpage Sales ● Photosales ● Ancestors ● Irish Times Training ● Mobile ● Reader Offers RSS Feeds http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/breaking/2007/0330/breaking49.htm (1 of 3)02/04/2007 10:20:25 ireland.com - Breaking News - Fri, Mar 30, 2007 - Father of man shot by SAS wins ruling Friday, March 30, 2007 Previous Day ● Home | ● World | ● Irish | ● Business | ● Sports Next Day Last Updated: 30/03/2007 15:53 Father of man shot by SAS wins ruling The father of a man shot dead by the SAS in Northern Ireland in 1990 today won a five-year legal battle over disclosure of confidential intelligence reports about the killing. The Law Lords ruled that the Police Service of Northern Ireland must hand over unabridged information about the shooting of Martin McCaughey and Dessie Grew by the undercover military unit outside Loughgall, Co Armagh, to the coroner who will hear the inquest into their deaths. The judgment overturned an earlier Northern Ireland Court of Appeal ruling that the PSNI was legally entitled to limit the information passed to the coroner. McCaughey (23) a former Sinn Féin councillor, and Grew (37) were shot dead close to some outbuildings in fields, and the nature of their wounds raised fresh allegations about a shoot-to-kill policy being operated by the security forces in the battle against terrorism in Northern Ireland. The inquests into the men's deaths have long been delayed, and McCaughey's father Owen, began his lengthy legal bid after the Chief Constable refused to release the full intelligence reports, together with a copy of the report into the shootings by the RUC Investigating Office to the coroner. Following a six-day hearing in January the Law Lords ruled today that the Chief Constable must disclose the reports in full. © 2007 ireland.com Email to a Friend | Print this Page Article Tools Email to a Friend Print this Page Post to Newsvine Post to del.icio.us http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/breaking/2007/0330/breaking49.htm (2 of 3)02/04/2007 10:20:25 ireland.com - Breaking News - Fri, Mar 30, 2007 - Father of man shot by SAS wins ruling Your Vote Archive Do you think the British government is adopting the correct Click a date to view the paper on that approach to secure the release of the 15 military personnel day captured by Iran? M T W T F S S Yes No Breaking News Weather Ireland TODAY TOMORROW SUNDAY 3-11 °C 3-11 °C 7-10 °C Breaking news alert The Irish Times Breaking News Alert, a lunchtime (GMT) roundup of breaking news 5 days a week to your mailbox. » Click here to subscribe Images of the Day The day's best pictures chosen by The Irish Times picture editor. © 2007 ireland.com ● About us | ● Privacy policy | ● Help | ● Contact us | ● Advertise | ● Terms & conditions | ● Site map http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/breaking/2007/0330/breaking49.htm (3 of 3)02/04/2007 10:20:25.

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