Sentencing guidelines
7290 results
R v George Hendry
[2022] NICA 77 Treacy LJ
In the matter of John Martin (A Bankrupt)
[2022] NIMaster 10 Master Kelly
Disabled Police Officers' Association NI v Charity Commission
1/22 Mr McMahon
Allen Finlay and Donna Beryl Finlay and Samuel Robert Finlay (as personal representative of Nancy Millar Finlay (Deceased))
[2022] NICh 19 Keegan LCJ
Summary of Judgment - R v Patricia Wilson
Summary of Judgment - R v Patricia Wilson
King v Patricia Wilson
[2022] NICA 73 Sir Morgan
King v Patricia Wilson
[2022] NICA 74 Treacy LJ
Smyth's (Michael) Application (Leave Stage)
[2022] NIKB 33 Mr Simpson KC sitting as HCJ
A Health and Social Care Trust and A Mother and A Father and in the matter of HS (a female child aged 3 years)
[2022] NIFam 40 McFarland J
Summary of Judgment - R v ZB
Summary of Judgment - R v ZB
The King v ZB
Guidance provided on sentencing for two equally serious offences on a concurrent basis applying the totality principle - GBH with intent – sexual assault by penetration of a 12 day old baby – whether sentence manifestly excessive – starting point – dangerousness - culpability and harm high – whether premeditation – no mitigation save for guilty pleas – sentence not manifestly excessive – exceptional circumstances – appellant provided no explanation or offered remorse – appeal dismissed
[2022] NICA 69 Keegan LCJ
Coulter's (Andrew) Application and in the matter of a decision of The Secretary of State for Justice
[2022] NIKB 31 Scoffield J
R v Christopher Watson
[2022] NICA 71 McFarland J
King v Frank Gribben
[2022] NICA 72 Keegan LCJ
McKay
R/23/2022 Mr Spence
King v Adrian Kidd
[2022] NICA 75 Keegan LCJ
JR209's Application for Judicial Review (Leave stage)
[2022] NIKB 30 Colton J
Fiona McSherry and Mark McSherry and Tony McSherry and Marian McSherry
[2022] NIFam 37 Colton J
The King v Laura Adair
Death by careless driving – struck and fatally wounded pedestrian on pedestrian crossing - whether 12-month sentence manifestly excessive - whether trial judge made an error of double counting – appeal dismissed – court confirmed R v Doole [2010] NICA 11 remains the leading sentencing guideline case in relation to death by careless driving.