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29 September 2015

Moffatt (Dorothy) v Laurence Moffatt

[2015] NICA 61 Gillen LJ

24 September 2015

R v Sean Francis, Francis Taggart, Mary Bernadette Ferguson

[2015] NICA 60 Morgan LCJ

24 September 2015

Clare Prenter (Appellant) and The Commissioner of Valuation for Northern Ireland (Respondent)

NIVT 34/14 Ms Jemphrey

23 September 2015

Re A and B (Children: Injury: Proof: Suspicion: Speculation)

[2015] NIFam 14 O'Hara J

22 September 2015

Jordan’s (Hugh) Applications - Delay and Damages

[2015] NICA 66 Morgan LCJ

22 September 2015

Belkovic (Marek) v DSG International Plc and First Choice Selection Services

[2015] NICA 59 Weir LJ

21 September 2015

R v Raymond Brownlee (Sentencing)

[2015] NICA 58 Morgan LCJ

21 September 2015

Envirogreen Polymers Limited’s Application

[2015] NIQB 84 Treacy J

21 September 2015

ABC v British Broadcasting Corporation and John Conway

[2015] NIQB 86 Weatherup LJ

21 September 2015

R v Raymond Brownlee (Sentencing)

Wounding with intent X2; common assault X2; and false imprisonment – domestic violence – culpability high but degree of harm low – ECS of 6 plus 4 for each wounding – court underlined need to identify domestic setting as aggravating feature – dangerousness considered – delay between conviction and sentence held to be breach of Article 6 but aggravation outweighed this – appeal refused.

2015 NICA 58 Morgan LCJ

18 September 2015

R v Paul Bustard, Olwyn Bustard and James Gawn

[2015] NICC 12 Maguire J

15 September 2015

The Director of Public Prosecutions v John Ferguson

[2015] NIMag 2 District Judge (MC) Meehan

14 September 2015

Queen v M

[2015] NICA 56 Coghlin LJ

14 September 2015

Queen v Sean Hackett

[2015] NICA 57 Morgan LCJ

14 September 2015

Bank of Ireland (UK) PLC v Dermot McLaughlin

[2015] NIQB 85 Horner J

14 September 2015

R v Sean Hackett

Manslaughter on ground of diminished responsibility and 2 X possession of a firearm with intent – planned killing of offender’s father – impaired judgement – assessed as presenting further risk of serious harm – whether life sentence necessary – whether ICS adequately considered – whether 10 yr. tariff appropriate – whether conclusion that responsibility was relatively high correct – fresh medical evidence received on appeal establishing lower culpability – ICS with specified period of 7 years substituted for manslaughter and two with specified period of 4 for firearms convictions.

2015 NICA 57 Morgan LCJ

11 September 2015

M v M

[2015] NIMaster 9 Master Bell

11 September 2015

X Health and Social Care Trust v W and E

[2015] NICA 55 Gillen LJ

10 September 2015

D’s Application

[2015] NIQB 78 Coghlin LJ

08 September 2015

Flynn (Kelly Anne) v Maria Corr, Dominic Corr and Damien Corr

[2015] NIQB 109 Burgess J

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