Shoukri & Ors, R. v [2008] NICC 20 (06 June 2008)
The accused pleaded guilty to offences relating to membership and support of a proscribed organisation, with evidence indicating a private paramilitary event. The court distinguished the case from more serious public displays involving threats or arms, considered the personal circumstances and criminal records of...
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- Citation
- [2008] NICC 20
- Parties
- Defendant: Ihab Shoukri; Defendant: Gary McKenzie; Defendant: George McHenry; Defendant: Alan John McClean; Defendant: John Davis; Prosecution: The Queen
- Jurisdiction
- Northern Ireland
- Judgment Date
- 06 June 2008
- Procedural Posture
- Criminal / Sentencing Judgment
- Outcome
- conviction and sentencing
- Legal Topics
- Membership of Proscribed Organisation, Supporting Proscribed Organisation, Aiding and Abetting Support, Sentencing, Terrorism Offences
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Parties
Ihab Shoukri
Defendant
Gary McKenzie
Defendant
George McHenry
Defendant
Alan John McClean
Defendant
John Davis
Defendant
The Queen
Prosecution
Procedural Posture
Criminal / Sentencing Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the accused were guilty of membership, support, professing to belong to, or aiding and abetting support of a proscribed terrorist organisation
- 2 Appropriate sentencing for involvement with a proscribed organisation
Ratio Decidendi
The accused pleaded guilty to offences relating to membership and support of a proscribed organisation, with evidence indicating a private paramilitary event. The court distinguished the case from more serious public displays involving threats or arms, considered the personal circumstances and criminal records of each defendant, and imposed sentences reflecting their degree of involvement and mitigating factors.
Court Disposition
conviction and sentencing
Orders
- Ihab Shoukri sentenced to 15 months imprisonment
- Gary McKenzie sentenced to 15 months imprisonment
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