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The High Court held that three Article 40 inquiries involved refusals of conventional bail, not interim release, and that each applicant was detained in accordance with law.
The High Court held that a later, unchallenged refusal of conventional bail made the applicant’s continued detention lawful, so Article 40 release was refused.
Judicial review of a Circuit Court assault conviction was refused. The High Court held the application was out of time and, in any event, no unfair trial or reviewable error was shown.
High Court refused Article 40.4.2° relief to two applicants held on remand awaiting sentence, finding the Circuit Court remand orders valid on their face and within jurisdiction.
The High Court held that Jordan Cronin’s District Court bail hearing was fundamentally flawed and ordered his immediate release under Article 40.4.2°.
The High Court refused Article 40 relief, holding that the District Court bail hearing, though contested and unrepresented, remained a lawful hearing.
The High Court dismissed an Article 40.4.2° inquiry after the applicant had been released on conventional bail, holding that no current detention remained.
The High Court dismissed an Article 40.4.2° inquiry after holding that the applicant was on conventional bail, not currently detained, and that no fundamental defect was shown in the earlier District Court detention.
The High Court refused Article 40 relief to David Nevin and Jonathan Kelly, but ordered Martin McDonagh’s immediate release after finding his bail hearing fundamentally unfair.
The High Court held that Stephen Ennis and Shane Irwin were lawfully detained after District Court bail hearings, but ordered Seán O’Hanlon’s immediate release.
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