Three men, including loyalist activist Jamie Bryson and former Sinn Féin assembly member Daithi McKay, have been cleared of charges relating to misconduct in public office.
Mr Bryson, 35, from Rosepark, Donaghadee was charged with conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office in September 2015.
Mr McKay, 43, from Loughan Road, Dunnamanagh, was accused of misconduct in public office.
Former Sinn Féin party worker Thomas O’Hara, also faced a conspiracy charge.
The case centred on a meeting of a Stormont committee 10 years ago, related to the National Asset Management Agency, known as Nama.
Mr Bryson gave evidence at the meeting, which was chaired by Mr McKay, a Sinn Féin member of the Assembly at the time.
