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Newspaper Article
Thorny issues right up law chief's street
2015
Overview
The past may require legislation. Here, Mr [John Larkin]'s views are known. In a 2013 interview he told me that there should be an end to prosecutions for Troubles-related killings in return for information. It wasn't a knee-jerk reaction; he had thought it out. In 2011, for instance, he predicted that Coroner's Courts would probably be \"front and centre of the way in which we explore our past\". He later changed his mind and accused then Senior Coroner John Leckey of pushing for 21 inquests into Troubles-related deaths. The High Court backed Mr Larkin on that one.
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Independent News & Media
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