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Court of Appeal Upholds Custodial Sentence for Section 20 Wounding, Reinforcing Aggravating Factors in Sentencing Introduction The case of The King v Frank Gribben ([2022] NICA 72) adjudicated by the...
NI Court of Appeal Establishes Ministerial Autonomy in Planning Decisions Post-Executive Functions Act 2020 Introduction The case of The Minister for Infrastructure and The Department for...
Sangermano v The King [2022] NICA 62: Refined Guidelines on Basis of Plea and Sentencing Assessments in Northern Ireland Introduction In the case of Sangermano, R. v The King ([2022] NICA 62), the...
McCann v Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council: Establishing Strict Compliance with Local Development Plans Introduction The case of McCann v Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon...
McLaughlin v Public Prosecution Service: Affirming the Right to Fair Trials Amidst Flawed Electronic Evidence Introduction The case of R v Alan William McLaughlin [2022] NICA 64 presents a...
Defining Ministerial Discretion to Suspend Public Inquiries: Insights from JR222 v Minister of Health [2022] NICA 57 Introduction The case of JR222 v Minister Of Health ([2022] NICA 57) presents a...
Judicial Discretion in Admitting Fresh Evidence: A Commentary on Wilson v The King [2022] NICA 73 Introduction The case of Wilson v The King [2022] NICA 73 presents a significant examination of...
Hegarty v The King [2022] NICA 55: Establishing Precedents in Sentencing for Aggravated Sexual Offences Introduction The case of Hegarty, R. v The King [2022] NICA 55 serves as a pivotal judicial...
Balancing Procedural Delays and Litigant Circumstances: Andrews v Bryson Charitable Group [2022] NICA 58 Introduction Andrews v Bryson Charitable Group [2022] NICA 58 is a significant case...
Limitations of Article 8 ECHR on Citizenship Status Choice: Ni Chuinneagain Judgment Introduction The case of Ni Chuinneagain, Re Application for Judicial Review ([2022] NICA 56) before the Court of...
Mitigation of Loss and Costs in Commercial Litigation: Analysis of North South Pig Company (NI) Ltd v McAuliffe & Ors ([2022] NICA 65) Introduction The case of North South Pig Company (NI) Ltd v...
Admissibility of Scientific Evidence in Forfeiture Proceedings: Moat Lodge Filling Station Ltd v HMRC Introduction The case of Moat Lodge Filling Station Ltd v Revenue and Customs ([2022] NICA 53)...
Jurisdictional Limitations and Cost Implications in Family Appeals: A Father v A Mother ([2022] NICA 52) Introduction The case of A Father v A Mother (Rev1) ([2022] NICA 52) was brought before the...
Refined Duty of Care: Police Liability in Negligence – Commentary on Magill v Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland ([2022] NICA 49) Introduction The case of Magill v Chief...
Affirming Judicial Discretion in Section 5 Terrorism Sentencing: Lehd v The King [2022] NICA 51 Introduction The case of Lehd, R. v The King [2022] NICA 51 represents a pivotal moment in the judicial...
Affirming the Reliability of Jury Verdicts on Circumstantial and Bad Character Evidence: Whoriskey v The King [2022] NICA 48 Introduction The case of Liam Whoriskey v The King ([2022] NICA 48) was...
Clarifying Self-Defence Directions: Insights from Dorrian v The King [2022] NICA 47 Introduction The case of Dorrian v The King [2022] NICA 47 presents a compelling analysis of judicial directions on...
Corbett v The Queen [2022] NICA 44: Establishing Limits on Entrapment and Abuse of Process in Terrorism-Related Convictions Introduction In the landmark case of Corbett v The Queen [2022] NICA 44,...
Time Served on Extradition Warrants Must Be Calculated by Issuing State: The Netherlands v Kat [2022] NICA 54 Introduction The case of The Netherlands v Kat ([2022] NICA 54) was heard by the Court of...
Reaffirming Strict Adherence to Appeal Time Limits and the Use of Mesher Orders in Ancillary Relief: McKavanagh v Brewster [2022] NICA 50 Introduction The case of McKavanagh v Brewster ([2022] NICA...