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Fowler J sentenced ZX for infanticide and attempted murder after guilty pleas, imposed a global 10-year determinate sentence, and found she was not dangerous.
CDP v Snap Group Ltd & Anor (Rev1) [2025] NIKB 24 (11 April 2025)
The High Court in Northern Ireland refused a stay of civil proceedings pending a possible criminal case, finding no real prejudice to the second defendant at this stage.
Soldier F, R. v (Application For Anonymity) [2024] NICC 37 (06 December 2024)
The Crown Court for Northern Ireland granted Soldier F anonymity, finding a real and immediate risk if his identity were publicised during proceedings.
Dougal & Ors, The Springhill Inquest into the deaths of [2024] NICoroner 12 (12 February 2024)
The coroner granted SM207 anonymity in the Springhill Inquest, finding no breach of candour and holding that partial open-source identification did not defeat protection.
A Health and Social Care Trust v RL & Anor (Rev1) [2022] NIFam 17 (03 May 2022)
The court declared RL dead at 15:12 on 20 April 2022 after brain-stem testing confirmed irreversible loss of brain-stem function under the 2008 Code.
JR181(3), Re Application for Judicial Review [2022] NIQB 16 (04 March 2022)
The High Court in Northern Ireland refused to set aside an anonymity order, holding that naming the applicant would expose him to a real and immediate risk of harm.
Sterritt, Re Application for Judicial Review [2021] NICA 4 (25 January 2021)
Appeal dismissed in a judicial review challenging Northern Ireland DOJ’s failure to commence section 44 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999.
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.
TKR & Anor v BBC (Costs; Anonymity: Reporting Restrictions) [2017] NIQB 139 (09 February 2017)
The court reserved costs to trial and maintained anonymity and reporting restrictions because of an ongoing criminal investigation and a risk of prejudice.
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.
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