Sentencing guidelines
7290 results
A Mother and A Father and in the matter of NI (A male child ages 10 years)
[2022] NIFam 10 McFarland J
Ahmed Belhassen and Dobhan Limited
[2022] NICA 10 McCloskey LJ
SV (A MINOR), FV (A MINOR), GV (A MINOR) and PV and A Health and Social Care Trust and The Department of Finance and A Health and Social Care Trust and PV and SV, FV & GV (Minors) acting by the Official Solicitor as Guardian Ad Litem
[2022] NIFam 11 Humphreys J
Mr Hugh Gordon (Appellant) and The Commissioner of Valuation for Northern Ireland (Respondent)
NIVT 1/20 Mr Leonard
Trevor McKee v Charity Commission
6/19 Mr Colmer
Summary of judgment - Court dismisses appeal against sentence for domestic violence offences - R v Christopher Hughes
Summary of judgment -Court dismisses appeal against sentence for domestic violence offences - R v Christopher Hughes
Queen v Niall Shebani
unlawfully displaying force and making an affray - grievous bodily harm with intent and possession of an offensive weapon – whether starting point too high - 33 previous criminal convictions in Republic of Ireland - medium likelihood of reoffending - knife – whether starting point of nine years is excessive - judge may have incorrectly described it as a starting point - significant aggravating factors - duration of incident limited - sentence not manifestly excessive – appeal dismissed
[2022] NICA 9 McFarland J
Mr David Frew (Appellant) and The Commissioner of Valuation for Northern Ireland (Respondent)
NIVT 39/21 Mr Leonard
Queen v Christopher Hughes
guidance in relation to sentencing in cases involving multiple incidents of domestic violence - Using motor vehicle without insurance, Assault occasioning actual bodily harm, Common assault, Attempted criminal damage, Possession of an offensive weapon - other convictions and caution for common assault against mother and partner - pending prosecutions in Republic of Ireland - consideration of aggravating and mitigating factors together to reach starting point prior to discount for plea - overall sentence imposed on appellant is not manifestly excessive
[2022] NICA 12 Keegan LCJ
JR181(3)'s Application and in the matter of decisions made by the Minister for The Department for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs. Ruling on Application to set aside an order granting Anonymity to the Applicant
[2022] NIQB 16 Colton J
Suresh Deman and Queen's University, Belfast
[2022] NICA 11 McCloskey LJ
Murphy's (Paul) Application (Leave stage) and decisions and actions taken by Ms Arlene Foster (MLA), Ms Michelle O’Neill (MLA), The First Minister (NI), The Deputy First Minister (NI), Mr Gordon Lyons (MLA), Mr David Foster, The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (NI), and Ms Michelle Gildrewnew (MP
[2022] NIQB 15 Colton J
Queen v Jordan McClintock
[2022] NICC 8 Humphreys J
Sherling, Maurice Eilliot and Graham Charles Hudson and The Competition and Markets Authority
[2022] NIMaster 4 Master Kelly
Beattie, Cynthia trading as Beatties Transport and Man Truck and Bus SE and Man SE
[2022] NIMaster 1 Master Bell
A Health and Social Care Trust and A Mother and A Father and in the matter of LS (A male child aged 8 months)
[2022] NIFam 9 McFarland J
The Landlords Association for Northern Ireland's Application and in the matter of a decision of Belfast City Council
[2022] NIQB 14 Scoffield J
Hutchison 3G UK Ltd and EE Ltd v AP Wireless II (UK) Ltd
BT/80/2020 (Part 3) Mr Spence