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It looks like you’ve shared a detailed excerpt discussing issues surrounding state secrecy, legal disputes, and legacy cases related to the Troubles in Northern Ireland. The passage covers:
– The unprecedented conflict between the chief constable of Northern Ireland and MI5.
– Serious questions about trust in authorities (such as MI5 and the police) regarding disclosure of the truth about Troubles-related events.
– The role of the legal system and state secrecy, particularly the significance of the NCND (Neither Confirm Nor Deny) principle upheld in cases involving Stakeknife (a notorious British agent).
– The involvement of key legal figures like Lord Sales and how these connections raise potential conflicts of interest in related Supreme Court cases.
– Details of ongoing legal battles about state disclosure and inquiries concerning murders and collusion during the Troubles, including cases involving Seamus Dillon and Sean Brown.
– The passage touches on the Legacy Act, the establishment of the ICRIR, and the powers of the Northern Ireland Secretary regarding information disclosure.
– The broader theme of state accountability, justice for victims, and public trust.
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