Summary Of Gerry Conlon's Trial Of The Guildford Four

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The police, prosecutors and judge who all contributed to the conviction of the Guildford Four exhibited perversion of justice through attempting to conceal evidence vital to the trial, that matched exactly with claims made by Gerry Conlon. Gerry Conlon and the rest of the Guildford Four, as well as the Maguire Seven, faced endless abuse and torment from police, which lead to the confessions that placed each of these eleven-innocent people in prison. They had their human rights compromised heavily, refused food and water, threatened and ruthlessly beaten. There were false, open-ended claims made that Conlon’s family was involved, with no substantial evidence. Furthermore, the only evidence in the trial at all were the confessions that each of

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