40 results
Bannon's (William) Application
[2024] NIKB 25 Scoffield J
McConville (Colette) and McCann (Caoimhe) Application for Judicial Review
[2024] NIKB 23 Colton J
JR153 (2)'s Application
[2024] NIKB 24 O'Hara J
Summary of Judgment - Re McConville and McCann
Summary of Judgment - Re McConville and McCann Colton J
Patrick Higgins' Application
[2024] NIKB 21 Colton J
Duff's (Gordon) Application
[2024] NIKB 31 Scoffield J
The Chief Constable of The Police Service of Northern Ireland's Application and The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland's Application
[2024] NIKB 18 Humphreys J
Summary of Judgment - R v Jonathan Playfair
Summary of Judgment - R v Jonathan Playfair
Summary of Judgment - R v Gavin Coyle
Summary of judgment - R v Gavin Coyle
The King v Jonathan Playfair
The Court of Appeal provides assistance in relation to online blackmail and sextortion (see in particular paragraphs [66] and [111]-[114])
Renewed application for leave to appeal an extended custodial sentence of six years imprisonment and four years extended licence – various sexual offences - indecent images - disclosure of private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause distress - online blackmail – sextortion - whether the starting point of nine years and the four year extension period were manifestly excessive – whether the SOPO was necessary and contrary to principle – right form of sentence attached to the wrong offences – overall sentence affirmed – leave to appeal granted – sentence restructured - appeal allowed to the extent of setting aside the invalid orders and substituting the sentences outlined in paragraph [116].
The Crown Court judgment can be located at [2023] NICC 15
Kevin Watson Construction Ltd and Radius Homes Ltd
[2024] NIKB 20 McBride J
The King v Gavin Coyle
The Court of Appeal adopts, at paragraph [37] and [38], the principles set out in R v Green [2019] EWCA Crim 196 when deciding what, if any, impact a previous sentence for similar related offences should have when passing the new sentence.
DPP reference and application for leave to appeal the six year sentence by the defendant – terrorism offences - whether 12 year starting point correct – whether there was culpable delay for which a deduction from sentence should have been made – totality - appellant had, since the index offences took place, been sentenced to 10 years imprisonment in 2014 in respect of terrorism offences - whether max credit should have been given for the guilty plea – sentence unduly lenient – leave granted – substituted a sentence of 8 years imprisonment (2/3 in custody) – appeal dismissed
Riverridge Recycling (Portadown) Ltd and ARC21 Regen Waste Ltd
[2024] NIKB 19 McBride J
The King v Henry Fitzsimmons and Colin Duffy
[2024] NICC 10 O'Hara J
Shane Frane and Probation Board of Northern Ireland and Northern Ireland Prison Service
[2024] NICA 20 McCloskey LJ
Dorothy Moffatt v Angela Hamill
[2024] NICA 40
Tina Irving v Charity Commission for Northern Ireland
Further Directions
1/23 - Irving (further directions) Mr Colmer
Romania and Catalin-Marian Nechifor
[2024] NICty 4 His Honour Judge Gilpin