Titlebook: Bloody Sunday and the Rule of Law in Northern Ireland; Dermot P. J. Walsh Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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The Road to Bloody Sunday,d 1921 the whole of Ireland had been governed directly from London under the terms of the Act of Union 1800. As the nineteenth century had drawn to a close the British government had come under increasing pressure to restore a measure of autonomy to the Irish over their own political affairs.. By 19

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A Flawed Report, report. Would this report satisfy the public that the full facts about Bloody Sunday had been established convincingly? Did it identify those who were culpable, and the extent to which they were culpable, in a manner which would restore public confidence, and the confidence of the nationalist commu

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Law and Security Policy since Bloody Sunday,and their political masters do not receive any special exemption from the law because of their official status or political power. Indeed a critical indicator of the health of a democracy based on the rule of law is the extent to which those who wield power in the state are answerable to and governe

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The Path to Justice,orces and their political masters. Not only did the law fail to protect 28 innocent civilians from being shot dead or wounded by the soldiers, but it also appears that the judicial process was deployed to cover up the full extent of the culpability of the soldiers and their military and political ma

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