Desmond McCabe claimed the PSNI’s decision to put other sensitive research work on hold for six months unlawfully breached an entitlement to have his claim for damages ...

A Co Fermanagh man charged with possessing an armour-plating explosive device was granted bail at the High Court today.

Northern Ireland’s presiding coroner, Mr Justice Michael Humphreys, found that the SAS soldiers did not have an honest belief in the necessity of using lethal force and that it was unjustified ...

After a one-day hearing, Mr Justice Humphreys said the case dismissal “is a modest piece of recent legal history in that no previous developer in the State has succeeded in demonstrating as ...

In February, Mr Justice Richard Humphreys dismissed the airline’s challenge to An Bord Pleanála’s decision to approve the ...

With no formal statement of complaint made, Mr Justice Humphreys acknowledged that the capabilities of the device remain in dispute. Granting bail, ...

High Court judge Mr Justice Humphreys granted leave to the legal challenge and will see the case move to a full hearing in September. The applicants, known as JR 338 and 339, ...

In his findings, Mr Justice Humphreys, who is also a High Court judge, said that the use of force in the ambush was not justified and that the soldiers did not have an honest belief that it was ...

Mr Justice Humphreys rejected claims by Soldiers F and H that they had an honest belief they needed to use force, and said it “must have been obvious to them” that Mr O’Donnell presented no ...