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JR130, Application for Judicial Review (Rev1) [2023] NIKB 109 (28 June 2023)
Judicial review over Covid-19 restrictions on outdoor children's sport was dismissed. The court found Article 8 engaged but justified, with no Article 14 or section 75 breach.
TA (A Minor), Application for Judicial Review (Rev1) [2023] NIKB 57 (03 May 2023)
The court dismissed a judicial review over criminal injuries compensation, holding that necessary reports can be funded, but legal representation costs are not generally payable under the Scheme.
AS1, Re Application for Judicial Review [2021] NICA 55 (12 October 2021)
The Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland dismissed a minor’s judicial review challenge to PSNI video recording during a lawful home search, finding Article 8’s quality-of-law test was met.
Mhurchu, Re Application for Judicial Review [2021] NICA 17 (26 February 2021)
The Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland held the stop-and-search regime under the Justice and Security (NI) Act 2007 was lawful, including as applied to children.
JKL (A Minor), Re Application for Judicial Review [2020] NIQB 29 (26 March 2020)
The court held that a minor arrested but not charged had Article 14 status, but was not in an analogous position to charged children. The refusal of relief was upheld.
Murchu v PSNI & Anor [2019] NIQB 75 (9 August 2019)
Judicial review of PSNI stop-and-search powers against a minor failed. The court held the Code of Practice and policy guidance gave sufficient safeguards under Article 8.
AS1 (A Minor), Re Judicial Review [2018] NIQB 46 (16 May 2018)
The High Court in Northern Ireland held that PSNI video recording and retention of footage during a lawful home search did not breach Article 8 or data protection law.
JKL's Application [2016] NIQB 99 (21 December 2016)
The High Court in Northern Ireland dismissed a judicial review seeking pre-charge anonymity legislation for a child suspect, holding the Department could not be compelled to legislate.
JR 70, Re Judicial Review [2014] NIQB 5 (20 January 2014)
Judicial review over refusal to place a sex offender prisoner on a treatment programme succeeded. The court held the Prison Service failed to consider family life and the child’s interests.
JR 38, Re Judicial Review [2013] NIQB 44 (21 March 2013)
The court held that publication of a child suspect’s image by police for identification purposes engaged Article 8, but the interference was justified and the judicial review was dismissed.
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