Court refuses to acquit Continuity IRA suspects

The Special Criminal Court today refused applications by lawyers for seven men accused of membership of the Continuity IRA for a direction to acquit them.

Court refuses to acquit Continuity IRA suspects
Wed, 26 Mar, 2003 - 16:43

The Special Criminal Court today refused applications by lawyers for seven men accused of membership of the Continuity IRA for a direction to acquit them.

Mr Justice Paul Butler, presiding, said the court was satisfied that on the basis of the evidence so far there was a case to answer.

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