Us Finding Of Murder Conviction As Political
EDM number 1169 in 2003-04, proposed by Nigel Dodds on 11/05/2004.
That this House calls on the US authorities to reconsider the decision not to deport Sean O'Cealleogh who was convicted in a UK court of the murder of two Army corporals in West Belfast, Derek Wood and David Howes; condemns the US finding that the conviction for this atrocious crime was political; and urges the United States to show solidarity in the fight against terrorism.
This motion has been signed by a total of 12 MPs, 1 of these signatures have been withdrawn.
| MP | Date | Constituency | Party | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nigel Dodds | 11/05/2004 | Belfast North | DUP | Proposed |
| Iris Robinson | 12/05/2004 | Strangford | DUP | Signed |
| Martin Smyth | 12/05/2004 | Belfast South | UUP | Signed |
| Lady Hermon | 12/05/2004 | North Down | UUP | Signed |
| Gregory Campbell | 12/05/2004 | East Londonderry | DUP | Signed |
| Ann Cryer | 12/05/2004 | Keighley | Labour | Signed |
| Peter Bottomley | 12/05/2004 | Worthing West | Conservative | Signed |
| Nicholas Winterton | 12/05/2004 | Macclesfield | Conservative | Signed |
| Andrew Dismore | 13/05/2004 | Hendon | Labour | Signed |
| David Wilshire | 14/05/2004 | Spelthorne | Conservative | Signed |
| Mike Hancock | 17/05/2004 | Portsmouth South | Liberal Democrat | Signed |
| Terry Davis | Unknown | Withdrawn |
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