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Claire Magennis (Appellant) and The Commissioner of Valuation for Northern Ireland (Respondent)
NIVT 25/21 Mr Farrelly
David Wasson (Appellant) and The Commissioner of Valuation for Northern Ireland (Respondent)
NIVT 1/22 Mr Farrelly
C McC (Appellant) and The Department of Finance
NIVT 11/22E Mr Farrelly
William Irwin (Appellant) and The Department of Finance (Respondent)
NIVT 7/22 Mr Farrelly
Omagh Forum for Rural Associations and The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs
[2023] NIKB 14 McBride J
Summary of judgment - R v William Hutchison - Court delivers guidance on sentencing for murder associated with domestic violence
Summary of judgment - R v William Hutchison - Court delivers guidance on sentencing for murder associated with domestic violence
Bassalat's (Issam) Application (Leave stage) and in the matter of decisions of The Public Prosecution Service and District Judge (Magistrates Courts) Ranaghan
[2023] NIKB 8 Keegan LCJ
Timothy Blake (Appellant) and Belfast City Council (Respondent)
NIVT 30/21 Mr O'Neill
R v Sinead Clarke
[2023] NICC 2 His Honour Judge Miller KC
Omar Mahmud and Secretary of State for The Home Department
[2023] NICA 4 McCloskey LJ
Daniel Semelak T/A Semo Auto v Brunsick Manor Ltd
BT/48/2022 (Part 2) Mr Spence
King v Robert Gillespie
[2023] NICA 5 McCloskey LJ
R v Kyle Coulter
[2023] NICA 8 McCloskey LJ
Eugene Geraghty and Alona Forose
[2023] NICA 2 O'Hara J
Dorothy Moffat and Angela Hamill, Laurence Moffat, The Woodland Trust, Outdoor Recreation NI and R Robinson and Sons Limited
[2023] NICA 6 McCloskey LJ
In the matter of an inquest into the Death of Samuel Marshall on 7 March 1990 - Ruling on an Application by Colin Duffy and Hugh Anthony McCaughey for Properly interest Person Status
[2023] NICoroner 2 His Honour Judge Gilpin
King v William Hutchison
This judgment serves as a guide for sentencing in murder cases which involve domestic violence and are characterised by a prior, prolonged history of domestic violence.
This judgment serves as a guide for sentencing in murder cases which involve domestic violence and are characterised by a prior, prolonged history of domestic violence.
Renewed application for leave to appeal a 21 year minimum term imposed in connection with a mandatory life sentence following a late plea to murder – femicide case involving significant domestic violence – whether the judge erred in law when determining the appropriate sentence prior to adjustment for the plea – whether the judge failed to take into account certain factors as mitigation and made insufficient allowance for a guilty plea – court held judge did not fall into error of double counting – the applicant had a history of violence against previous partners – deliberately chose not to summon medical assistance – sentence transparent – no mitigation save for reduction for plea – no basis to interfere with the level of reduction granted – no remorse – leave refused – appeal dismissed.
John Finucane and Mark Collins
[2023] NICA 7 Keegan LCJ