Diplock court information

Diplock courts were criminal courts in Northern Ireland for non-jury trial of specified serious crimes ("scheduled offences"). They were introduced by...

1972, and the so-called "Diplock courts" were introduced to try people charged with paramilitary activities. Diplock courts are common in Northern Ireland...

courts where the judge sits alone, known as Diplock courts. Diplock courts are common in Northern Ireland for crimes connected to terrorism. Diplock courts...

and Law Lord Les Diplock (1899–1983), Australian politician Philip Russell Diplock (born 1927), British architect Diplock courts, courts without jury established...

robbery. In 1974, when he was 19, Bennett was convicted by a no-jury Diplock court of murdering Inspector William Elliott, a 49-year-old police officer...

Re Diplock or Chichester Diocesan Fund and Board of Finance Inc v Simpson [1944] AC 341 is an English trusts law and unjust enrichment case, concerning...

roles by seniority. The purpose of the change was to allow an ailing Lord Diplock to step aside from presiding, yet remain a Law Lord. On 1 October 2009...

Criminal Court. A similar system was introduced in Northern Ireland by the Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Act 1973, with a Diplock court consisting...

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Christopher (Christy) Walsh, from west Belfast, was convicted in 1991 by a Diplock court of possessing explosives in connection with the conflict in Northern...

remanded on bail and a date of September 2008 was set for the trial in a Diplock court. At trial for robbery and false imprisonment, the prosecution offered...

McAleese were gunned down and killed by a passing car. Rea was tried in a Diplock Court where he had protested his innocence to no avail. Despite his association...

tried in a special court instead of the ordinary criminal courts: Diplock court—Northern Ireland, 1973–2007 Special Criminal Court—Republic of Ireland...

was detained in custody and went to trial on 11 November 1976 at a Diplock Court held at Belfast City Commission, charged only with possession of the...

unobtainable. The court's decision was a dramatic break with precedent, and a controversial one, as the Republic objected to the use of Diplock courts in the north;...

Byrne. Courts of the Republic of Ireland Garda Special Detective Unit Diplock courts — Northern Ireland's equivalent of the Special Criminal Court Joseph...

norms to speak to political and moral issues. In Northern Ireland, Diplock Courts tried anyone charged with a politically related offence and provided...

the Supreme Court's decision in Poole Borough Council v GN [2019] UKSC 25?". Brodies. 12 July 2019. "Dennis Hutchings: Appeal against Diplock hearing dismissed"...

accused. The UK had previously established non-jury courts in Northern Ireland, known as Diplock Courts. Levels of jury tampering were reported in 2002 to...

hiding. However Courtney was acquitted of the murder in 2006. In a Diplock court trial the judge ruled that there were flaws in the evidence provided...

Lords Fraser, Scarman and Diplock all believed that the issue of national security was outside the remit of the courts. Lord Diplock wrote "it is par excellence...

murder, along with Ihab Shoukri, a few days later. He was acquitted by a Diplock court after the evidence was adjudged flawed, although a retrial was later...

Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989 Terrorism Acts since 2000 Diplock courts Royal Commission on Criminal Procedure, 1981 Censorship in the United...