Verdict expected in Haddock trial

A judge is today due to deliver his verdict in the murder trial of loyalist leader Mark Haddock and alleged members of his paramilitary gang.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2012 - 08:06

A judge is today due to deliver his verdict in the murder trial of loyalist leader Mark Haddock and alleged members of his paramilitary gang.

North Belfast Ulster Volunteer Force chief Haddock is one of 13 men accused of a litany of terrorist offences, including the shooting of loyalist rival Tommy English 12 years ago.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Newtownabbey, Co Antrim Place: Belfast Crown Court Person: Haddock Person: Mark Haddock Person: Tommy English Person: English Person: Robert Person: Ian Stewart Person: John Gillen Person: Justice Person: Gillen Event: Halloween Organisation: north Belfast Ulster Volunteer Force Organisation: UVF Organisation: Ulster Defence Association Organisation: UDA

<p>Sentencing was adjourned until October 8 for the judge to consider the ramifications of applying the Probation Act. Judge Hughes also asked prosecuting counsel John Griffin to provide clarity on that issue and how it would impact Garda vetting. File picture: Derick Hudson</p>

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