The Troubles: Alex Maskey's historic convictions quashed
Stormont speaker Alex Maskey and his wife Elizabeth's convictions for trying to escape from prison are to be quashed.
On 9 August 1971, Prime Minister Brian Faulkner used the Special Powers Act to introduce internment without trial for those suspected of being involved in violence during the early stages of the Troubles.
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