HC Deb 21 May 1980 vol 985 c216W
Mr. Kilroy-Silk

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how long Mrs. Evelyn Williams and Mrs. Lee Williams had been on remand in custody before they were released; with what they were convicted; what was their sentence; and on what grounds they were removed from the United Kingdom on 4 April.

Mr. Raison

Mrs. Evelyn Williams and Mrs. Lee Williams spent 502 days on remand in custody and a further two days in detention under the Immigration Act 1971. Both women were convicted of the illegal importation of a controlled drug. Mrs. Evelyn Williams was sentenced to six months' imprisonment and Mrs. Lee Williams to three months. They were removed from the United Kingdom because they had been refused leave to enter when they arrived.

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