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Northern Irelands veterans commissioner clarifies: vets seek fair process, not immunity for Troubles-era actions. Coroner rules soldiers used unreasonable force in 1972 shooting, but criminal convictions unlikely. Families call legacy inquests the best way to uncover truth, but commissioner questions their idealness for old cases. MP worries new Troubles Bill might grant immunity for vets, demanding human rights-compliant law. Both sides push for balanced legacy handling.

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