Sentencing guidelines - Totality / Consecutive

11 September 1997

R v McCullagh

10 September 1997

Hood, Superintendent (RUC, Strabane) v Mark Lowry

11 July 1997

R v Sean Joseph Carlin

Grievous bodily harm with intent - stamping on head of victim - young offender - maximum period of detention.

03 July 1997

Practice Direction 07/1997 - Listing of Cases at Belfast Crown Court to be Heard Before County Court Judges

20 June 1997

R v Michael Blair

16 June 1997

Practice Direction 05/1997 - Delivery of Judgments by the Chancery Judge

11 June 1997

R v Andrew William Coyle

Grievous bodily harm with intent - injured party had part of ear bitten off - sentence in cases of "biting" - "Newton" hearing of disputed facts following applicant pleading guilty on re-arraignment.

06 June 1997

R v Brian Agnew

23 May 1997

Sekhri v Millar

23 May 1997

R v Daniel Joseph McClean

Possession of counterfeit money with intent and lawful excuse - disparity of sentence between co-accused.

23 May 1997

R v Anthony Benson

15 May 1997

R v Alan Alfred Price

Application for leave to appeal against activation of suspended sentence - whether should be credit for time spent on remand before suspended sentence was handed down.

02 May 1997

R v Colm McQuilan & Joseph McCormick

18 April 1997

R v Darren Boyd

15 April 1997

R v Rice, Houlahan and Lappin

Crown Court sentencing remarks – affray – assistance in respect of Community Service Orders provided at paras [14] – [26]: 150, 130 and 170 hours of community service granted respectively

11 April 1997

Practice Direction 03/1997 - Crown Court Criminal Evidence (Northern Ireland) Order 1988, Article 4

18 March 1997

R v J.M

21 February 1997

R v D Attorney General's Reference (No.5 of 1996)

11 February 1997

Practice Direction 02/1997 - Conditional Consent to Decree

07 February 1997

R v James Kennedy Horrocks

Indecent assault on and indecent conduct with partner's child - previous conviction for gross indecency with and indecent assault of step-children - imposition of consecutive sentences - time lapse between date of offences and prosecution.