Gerry Conlon

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Gerry Conlon was an Irish man who became a symbol of miscarriages of justice after spending 15 years in prison for IRA bombings he did not commit, before his conviction was quashed in 1989.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
miscarriage of justice victim
authorOf Proved Innocent NERFINISHED
birthName Gerard Conlon NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath lung cancer
convictedOf Guildford pub bombings NERFINISHED
IRA bombings in England
convictionQuashedOn 1989
convictionStatus wrongful conviction
countryOfCitizenship Ireland
dateOfBirth 1954-03-01
dateOfDeath 2014-06-21
endTimeOfImprisonment 1989
ethnicGroup Irish
familyName Conlon NERFINISHED
givenName Gerard NERFINISHED
knownFor campaigning for the release of other wrongfully convicted prisoners
highlighting police misconduct in terrorism cases in the UK
legalCase Guildford Four appeal
legalOutcome conviction quashed by Court of Appeal
memberOf Guildford Four NERFINISHED
mother Sarah Conlon NERFINISHED
movement civil liberties movement
name Gerry Conlon NERFINISHED
notableFor being wrongfully convicted of IRA bombings in Guildford
campaigning against miscarriages of justice
notableWork In the Name of the Father (autobiography) NERFINISHED
occupation activist
author
public speaker
parent Giuseppe Conlon NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Belfast NERFINISHED
Northern Ireland NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Belfast NERFINISHED
Northern Ireland NERFINISHED
portrayedBy Daniel Day-Lewis NERFINISHED
relative Maguire Seven NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Belfast NERFINISHED
London, England
surface form: London
sentence life imprisonment
sexOrGender male
spokeOn anti-terrorism legislation and civil rights
prison conditions
startTimeOfImprisonment 1974
subjectOf film "In the Name of the Father" NERFINISHED
timeInPrison 15 years
workAdaptedAs film "In the Name of the Father" NERFINISHED

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