Re McFarland's Application for Judicial Review
| Jurisdiction | Northern Ireland |
| Year | 2000 |
| Date | 2000 |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division (Northern Ireland) |
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6 cases
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Re McFarland
...Divisional Court (Carswell LCJ and Sir John Macdermott) on 20 June 2000, and on 30 June the court gave judgment quashing the conviction: [2000] NI 403. There were before the court affidavits sworn by Mr McFarland, the magistrate and counsel who had represented Mr McFarland in the magistrat......
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R (Mullen) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
... ... Between Regina (on the Application of Nicholas Mullen) and The Secretary of State for the Home ... As the Court there said, in assessing the sufficiency of the review, one must have regard amongst other things to "the content of the dispute, ... he was wrong, his decision could be challenged and corrected by judicial review. There can be no question of the supervisory jurisdiction providing ... ...
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R (O'Brien and Others) v Independent Assesor
... ... of compensation under this section shall be made unless an application for such compensation has been made to the Secretary of State ... This is the only explicit, non-judicial, expression of public policy in this field. Its meaning is clear. In ... 28 On the appellants' application for judicial review the judge accepted (para 44) that if the same assessor had determined all ... ...
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In the matter of an application by William McFarland for Judicial Review
...reasons for that decision. [2] The facts are fully set out in the reported decision of the Divisional Court in Re McFarland’s Application [2000] NI 403, in which the court set aside the appellant’s conviction and sentence for indecent assault, on the ground that a remark by the resident mag......
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