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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.
Wilson, In the Matter of an Inquest Touching Upon the Death Of [2026] NICoroner 1 (23 April 2026)
Inquest into Jamie Wilson’s death found a natural-cause stroke after police custody restraint and medical review, with some failures in communication and examination.
Nugent, Application for Judicial Review (Re a Decision by the Coroner) [2026] NICA 16 (16 April 2026)
The Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland refused leave and dismissed the appeal in a judicial review challenge to a coroner’s article 2 findings on lethal force.
Healey, Inquest Touching Upon the Death Of [2025] NICoroner 8 (18 December 2025)
Coroner Dougan held Article 2 was not engaged, but still examined the case fully and found Desmond Healey was shot dead by a soldier in 1971, with lethal force unjustified.
Hughes, Inquest Touching Upon the Death Of [2025] NICoroner 9 (17 December 2025)
Inquest into Rory Hughes’ death finds suicide after failures in documentation, leave authorisation, AWOL response, and bridge safety measures.
Drake, Application for Judicial Review [2025] NIKB 70 (12 December 2025)
The High Court upheld a coroner’s notice requiring production of a next of kin’s expert report, holding that production and disclosure to PIPs are distinct stages.
McNabb, Inquest Touching Upon the Death Of [2025] NICoroner 7 (05 November 2025)
The coroner found that Triona Rose McNabb died from small bowel obstruction caused by NSAID enteropathy, with hospital delays, handover failures and poor monitoring contributing.
Nugent, Re Application for Judicial Review [2025] NIKB 54 (08 October 2025)
The High Court refused leave for judicial review of coronial findings arising from the Coagh shooting, holding the coroner’s Article 2 analysis was lawful and adequately reasoned.
McLean, Inquest Touching Upon the Death Of [2025] NICoroner 6 (01 July 2025)
Inquest findings held that Mr McLean’s death followed missed opportunities in care, supervision, care planning, and hospital discharge, with delays in enhanced care.
Bradley & Anor v The Ministry Of Defence (Rev1) [2025] NICA 30 (06 June 2025)
The Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland dismissed appeals about legacy inquests, holding Article 2 ECHR did not apply to these deaths and rejecting an irrationality challenge to MoD disclosure delays.
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