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The Department of Justice v Phoenix Law Solicitors [2025] NIKB 65 (10 October 2026)
The High Court held that exceptional preparation funding under Northern Ireland legal aid rules may cover work done before the certificate, if contemporaneous records and other safeguards are met.
Leave to apply for judicial review was refused over a Parades Commission determination concerning a Drumcree parade and the Garvaghy Road route.
Drake, Application for Judicial Review [2026] NICA 17 (24 April 2026)
The Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland allowed an appeal over disclosure of an expert report in an inquest, quashing the coroner’s refusal to revoke the notice.
Police Service of Northern Ireland v Information Commissioner's Office (Rev1) [2026] NICA 13 (18 March 2026)
Leave to appeal was refused in a FOIA case about an information notice requiring disclosure of material claimed to be legally privileged.
Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Application for Judicial Review (Rev1) [2026] NICA 10 (12 March 2026)
The Court of Appeal upheld an order quashing Robert Clarke’s unlawful 2012 release under the 1998 Act and dismissed his challenge to the 2024 refusal of renewed release.
Belvoir Logistics Ltd & Anor v Driver and Vehicle Agency [2026] NICA 11 (11 March 2026)
The Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland granted leave to appeal but held the Upper Tier Tribunal had erred only on adverse inference from an after-caution silence, and upheld the regulatory outcome.
PC v A Health & Social Care Trust & Anor [2026] NIFam 4 (09 March 2026)
The court held that repeated delays in Looked After Children reviews breached the mother’s Article 8 rights, but refused damages and granted declaratory relief only.
ST v Department for Communities (ESA) (Good Cause) [2025] NICom 29 (23 January 2026)
The Commissioner allowed the appeal, finding the claimant had good cause for missing an ESA assessment because her failure stemmed from mental health issues linked to an obsessional trust problem.
The Children's Law Centre, Re Application for Judicial Review [2025] NIKB 71 (23 December 2025)
The High Court in Northern Ireland held that section 75 did not require the Department of Finance to conduct a cumulative equality impact assessment at the budget-advice stage.
Walsh, Application for Judicial Review (Rev2) [2025] NIKB 74 (16 December 2025)
Leave for judicial review was granted on irrationality and ultra vires grounds concerning a victims’ payment refusal, but refused on bias and Article 3 ECHR grounds.
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