Whitelaw's Tribunals, Long Kesh Internment Camp, Nov.1972 - CAIN

WHITELAW’S TRIBUNAL
Long Kesh Internment Camp November 1972 – January 1973
Compiled by Father Denis Faul, Dungannon, and Father Raymond Murray, Armagh
Contents
Foreword: Saint Thomas More and the Law
Internment: A Succession of Tribunals
The Detention of Terrorists Order (Nl) 1972
Elizabeth McKee
Local Judges, Magistrates, Lawyers
Press Notes of Disapproval
A Lawyer’s Critique of the Detention of Terrorists Order (Nl) 1972
Whitelaw’s Mini Apology, November 29, 1972
Commentary
Whitelaw Violates Article 6 on the European Convention of Human Rights
The European Convention on Human Rights Articles 5, 6, 7,15
Lord Windlesham in the Lords
The House of Commons Debate December 11, 1972
A description of the Court
Sample
Samples of the Hearings of Whitelaw’s Tribunals
After the Hearing: The Case of Cyril Canning
Whitelaw’s Political Hostages
Judge Leonard
The Immorality of Whitelaw’s Tribunals
The Long Kesh Tribunals in the Northern Ireland Context
13 Murdered in Derry
“Hooded Men” Still Interned
The Diplock Report
Critique of a Transcript of a Long Kesh Tribunal
Visit to a Long Kesh Appeals Tribunal
Northern Ireland’s Prison World
Flash Back to Judge Brown’s Advisory Board
Questions
Proceeds: To Internees’ Dependents’ Fund
Drawings: By courtesy of the artists, Thomas Ryan RHA, John B. Vallely
Our Cover: English Courts in Ireland 1972-’73: “The Curtained Witness”