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In the Finucane case, why did Lord Kerr rule that there was a legitimate expectation that a public inquiry should be held?

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The questions on this page relate to: the  Finucane  case 
 In the  Finucane  case, why did Lord Kerr rule that there was a legitimate expectation that a public inquiry should be held?

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Because there is a human right to an inquiry after an unlawful killing

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Because it would be fair to the Finucane family to hold an inquiry

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Because the UK government gave an unequivocal undertaking that a public inquiry should take place

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