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Former UK lawyer sentenced for fraud relating to Iraq abuse claims

Former UK lawyer sentenced for fraud relating to Iraq abuse claims

  • Phil Shiner pleaded guilty in September to three counts of fraud
  • Britain launched a public inquiry into allegations of atrocities by British troops in 2004, after a battle at the Danny Boy checkpoint in southern Iraq.
By Reuters ·
Ex-UK lawyer pleads guilty to fraud relating to Iraq abuse claims

Ex-UK lawyer pleads guilty to fraud relating to Iraq abuse claims

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