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Brigid Moss v Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland and Ministry of Defence and The Attorney General for England and Wales And Brigid Moss v The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and Home Office

[2025] NIMaster 6 Master Bell

20 March 2025

Kamrul Hasan and Lynas Food Group LTD and Nisbets PLC and Glen Dimplex Home Appliances LTD

[2025] NIKB 17 O'Hara J

19 March 2025

Summary of Judgment - R v Brown, Sewell, Rainey, Ervine, Spiers, Morrison, McCartney, Haire and Kirkwood (Ian Ogle murder) - Sentencing

Summary of Judgment - R v Brown, Sewell, Rainey, Ervine, Spiers, Morrison, McCartney, Haire and Kirkwood (Ian Ogle murder) - Sentencing

19 March 2025

The King v Brown, Sewell, Rainey, Ervine, Spiers, Morrison, McCartney, Haire and Kirkwood

[2025] NICC 6 McFarland J

13 March 2025

The King v Craig Rowland and Laura Graham

[2025] NICC 5 O'Hara J

11 March 2025

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[2025] NICC 7 O'Hara J

10 March 2025

John Issac Patterson and James Barclay and Others

[2025] NICA 14

07 March 2025

Adrian McKiernan v Paul O'Brien

BT/30/2023 Mr Spence

05 March 2025

Committee on the Administration of Justice Application for Judicial Review

[2025] NIKB 16 Humphreys J

04 March 2025

Ivor Platt and The Trustees of Castlerock Golf Club and David Steen and Gerard Murphy

[2025] NIMaster 7 Master Harvey

28 February 2025

JR315 (A minor) Application for Judicial Review

[2025] NIKB 15 Rooney J

28 February 2025

David Finegan and Margaret McDonald

[2025] NIKB 14 Colton J

28 February 2025

Mark Devlin and JPH Law and Sean Hagan

[2025] NIMaster 5 Master Harvey

28 February 2025

King v Adam Potts

The Northern Ireland Court of Appeal held in most kidnapping cases a starting point of between 7 and 15 years will be likely, increasing to 18 years in the most extreme cases. The Northern Ireland Court of Appeal endorsed the aggravating elements of kidnapping set out at para [24] in R v Saqib (Harris) [2022] EWCA Crim 213. (See paras [14] – [16].)

Renewed application for leave to appeal a 14 year custodial sentence with a three year extended licence period – kidnapping - causing GBH with intent - possession of weapons – whether the starting point of 18 years prior to reduction for plea was too high – whether the sentencing judge failed to consider mitigation – whether there was disparity with a co-accused’s sentence – whether the overall sentence offended the totality principle - judge over estimated criminal record of applicant – merit in totality point - starting point too high - leave granted - sentence reduced to 12 years – three year extended licence period affirmed.

[2025] NICA 22 Keegan LCJ

27 February 2025

Haberlin (Liam) Application for Judicial Review (Leave stage)

[2025] NIKB 13 Humphreys J

27 February 2025

Raynolds' (Caolan) Application for Judicial Review

[2025] NICA 28

26 February 2025

Philip Boyd Trimble and James William Trimble and John Patrick Cassidy and Stephen McKenna

[2025] NICA 31 Horner LJ

24 February 2025

King v Brian Ruddy

The Northern Ireland Court of Appeal, drawing on previous guidance decisions, specified the broad categories of sentence for a first time offender in fraudulent evasion of customs duty cases (cigarette smuggling) at para [28], along with general guidance at para [29].

DPP application for leave to refer a three-year suspended sentence - fraudulent evasion of customs duty on cigarettes - being knowingly concerned in the fraudulent evasion of VAT – whether sentence unduly lenient – whether sentence should have been suspended due to exceptional circumstances pertaining to the defendant’s autistic son - principles in R v Devlin [2023] NICA 71 applied - public interest outweighed the private interests engaged – suspension element quashed – three year sentence affirmed.

[2025] NICA 13 Keegan LCJ

21 February 2025

Summary of judgment - R v Michael McGinley

Summary of judgment - R v Michael McGinley

21 February 2025

Summary of judgment - R v Darryl Haughey

Summary of judgment - R v Darryl Haughey

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