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This Act amends the Construction Contracts (Northern Ireland) Order 1997, including payment-notice rules, adjudication wording, suspension rights, and commencement.
A district council may arrange or help arrange consumer advice services within its district, including accommodation if needed.
People must not exercise, lead, or allow greyhounds to be in public places unless the greyhound is under control and muzzled, and no one person may handle more than two greyhounds there.
This provision sets out how coroners are appointed and supervised, what they must do in death investigations and inquests, and several limits, notice duties, and offences.
This Act lets courts order who pays prosecution, defence, appeal, and some witness or interpreter costs in criminal cases.
This Order sets out how county courts in Northern Ireland are organised, what they can hear, and several procedural powers, limits, and offences.
This provision sets out how county court judges and deputy judges are appointed and managed, and it includes rules on qualifications, conduct, retirement, pay, pensions, and appeals.
This Act changes Northern Ireland rules for credit unions and co-operative/community benefit societies, including who may be members, limits on corporate members and their shares, rules for interest-bearing shares, annual reporting, and some registration and dissolution procedures.
This Order sets rules for compensation for certain damage or unlawful removal of property, with deadlines, exclusions, and repayment rules.
This Order creates criminal offences for damaging property, threatening damage, and using property to damage or endanger life, and sets penalties and search powers.
A person charged in criminal proceedings cannot be called as a witness unless they apply to do so themselves, and if they do testify the court can require them to give evidence from the witness box.
This Order sets up compensation for criminal injuries in Northern Ireland, paid by the Secretary of State on application, subject to conditions, deadlines, exclusions, and repayment rules.
This Order creates a compensation scheme for criminal injuries in Northern Ireland and sets rules for who can apply, when compensation is payable, and when it must be refused.
This Act reforms committal for trial in Northern Ireland, replacing preliminary investigation with preliminary inquiry and changing when cases are committed to the Crown Court.
This provision governs when parts of the Order start, how expert reports can be used in criminal proceedings, and offences and penalties for possessing indecent photographs or pseudo-photographs of a child.
The Act sets rules for using written statements and admissions in criminal proceedings, allows a shortened arraignment in some cases, creates offences for assaulting someone to resist lawful arrest and for indecent behaviour in public, and abolishes maintenance and champerty liabilities.
This provision gives the Secretary of State powers over post-mortem examination arrangements and rules, and it sets several driving-disqualification and alcohol-related offences and penalties.
A person in Northern Ireland who holds certain protected documents as a pledge, security for a debt, or to collect a debt may be fined or imprisoned on summary conviction.
This Act sets rules for criminal justice procedure in Northern Ireland, including where indictable offences may be tried, how corporations are to plead, limits on court photography, child destruction offences, and court powers over fines and recognizances.
This Act stops courts from sentencing people to penal servitude or imprisonment with hard labour, and it lets courts handle some related sentencing, evidence, property-stay, and pension-restoration matters.
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