Secretary of State can compel Stormont to implement abortion legislation, court hears
High court in NI told March 22nd may be ‘too ambitious’ for deployment of services
Stormont not obliged to follow Westminster order to start abortion services, court hears
Campaign group seeking judicial review of move by Brandon Lewis to implement laws
Campaign group to challenge Lewis’s move to roll out abortion services in North
Secretary of State used Westminster powers to direct Stormont to set up services
Decision on inquest into death of INLA leader should be taken in NI, court hears
Widow of Ronnie Bunting seeking judicial review of decision by secretary of state
Court hears NI protocol likened to how Vichy regime operated
Unionist challenge to legality under 1800 Act of Union gets under way in Belfast high court
Northern Ireland protocol likened to Vichy regime during court challenge
Judicial review taken to ‘undo the great wrong’ done by UK, say applicants
Unionist legal challenge to Northern Ireland protocol to be heard in May
Court hears case will claim the protocol breaches the Act of Union
UK claim there is no Irish Sea border does not match reality, court hears
Unionists seek judicial review on Northern Ireland protocol
Northern Ireland’s new Attorney General sworn in
Brenda King succeeds John Larkin, who stepped down in June after 10 years in post
Belfast Agreement does not block Brexit, court hears
North’s attorney general says peace deals not dependent on UK remaining in the EU
Judgment reserved in landmark abortion challenge in Northern Ireland
Mother of girl who became pregnant at 15 facing a trial and could be jailed for up to five years
Family of man killed in IRA bombing in 1988 allowed to continue court challenge
Daughter of Eugene Dalton, one of three killed in Good Samaritan Bombing, seeks inquest
Delay in dealing with Troubles killings ‘impacting on human rights’
NI court finds Arlene Foster erred in stopping discussion of funding plan for legacy inquests
North’s abortion law subjects women to cruel treatment, court hears
Case described as ‘very difficult and sensitive’ by president of supreme court in London
Northern Ireland’s Appeal Court overturns landmark abortion verdict
Judges say issue of terminations should be dealt with by Stormont Assembly
Ashers’ bakery to take ‘gay cake’ case to Supreme Court
Belfast court denies bakers who refused to make cake for gay man leave to appeal
Two ex-British soldiers to face murder trial over IRA man’s killing
Official IRA activist Joe McCann (24) was shot dead in Belfast in April 1972
‘Gay cake’ case: Bakers may have new route of appeal
Senior judges in Belfast raise possibility that appeal could be taken to UK’s Supreme Court
NI AG says further consideration of Brexit challenge warranted
Failed legal challenge to process may be referred directly to the Supreme Court
Court told woman is victim of Northern Ireland’s laws on abortion
Senior judges told denial of services was discriminatory, inhuman and degrading
Appeal against abortion ruling in Northern Ireland begins
Court ruled lack of exceptions breaches entitlement to respect for private and family life
Forcing Christians to make cake with pro-gay slogan may be ‘cruel’
Judgment reserved in legal battle over McArthur family’s refusal of customer’s order
Gay cake: Ashers bakery ‘not being forced’ against beliefs
Lawyer quotes example of NI firms printing election messages they did not associate with
‘Gay cake’ case: Bakers could not ‘sin’ by going against conscience
Belfast firm Ashers challenging ruling that refusal to make cake with pro-gay slogan unlawful
Belfast bakers at centre of ‘gay cake’ case to appeal ruling
Ashers wants to overturn ruling that refusal to make cake with a pro-gay slogan unlawful
Army witnesses to suspected shoot-to-kill in Derry unwilling to make statements
Derry Republicans Daniel Doherty and William Fleming were shot by soldiers in 1984
Judge refers abortion legislation to Northern Assembly
Implementing ruling on abortion through current legislation a ‘step too far’, says judge
Analysis: Clarification issue behind Adams non-prosecution
Decision linked to sex abuse of SF chief’s niece centres on meeting in Buncrana in 1987
Three get community service over sale of ‘legal highs’
Failure to comply with regulations by distributing ‘novel psychoactive substances’ admitted
Widow of man killed at Loughgall can challenge inquest decision
Anthony Hughes and eight IRA members killed by undercover soldiers in Co Armagh in 1987
Larkin proposal to draw line under Troubles cases praised as worthy of consideration
Embattled attorney general given key support by bishop and former head of Policing Board
It’s not the first time the North’s Attorney General has strayed a little from his brief
Opinion: If John Larkin’s views were not conservative on hot-button issues it is likely he would be regarded with less indulgence
Taoiseach says advice of North’s Attorney General difficult for families to follow
Kenny was reacting to question in Dáil on remarks by John Larkin QC, suggesting an end to prosecutions arising from the Troubles
North’s AG Troubles prosecutions proposal criticised
Victims’ families ‘disgusted’; Cameron, Kenny distance governments from comments
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