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Stormont's new justice committee has been briefed on key issues by the Bar of Northern Ireland and the Law Society of Northern Ireland. The new committee is chaired by DUP MLA Joanne Bunting, with Sinn Féin's Deirdre Hargey as vice-chair. It heard from representatives of the two legal profess

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A Scottish judge who played a pioneering role in establishing a dedicated drug court in Glasgow and later lent his expertise to the Northern Ireland courts service has passed away. Sheriff Lindsay Wood, who visited the Belfast Substance Misuse Court with two other sheriffs in 2021, died following a

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A pair of security guards who found a huge bag of money left behind by robbers targeting their workplace pocketed the cash and went on a spending spree — before having it conned from them by fake police officers. The bizarre chain of events began with the robbery of Quest Financial Services in

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A Palestinian citizen of Israel is to be granted asylum in the UK on the basis that he has a well-founded fear of persecution if returned to Israel. The decision in respect of the 24-year-old, dubbed 'Hasan' by his lawyers as his real identity cannot be disclosed for his own protection, came less th

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Defamation lawyer Paul Tweed is to address the London Irish Lawyers' Association (LILA) St Patrick's Day dinner on Thursday. The sold-out event will include a drinks reception followed by a three-course meal and a live musical performance by The Bible Code Sundays.

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Organisers of the Dublin regional round of the 12th Helga Pedersen Human Rights Moot Court Competition (HPMCC) have expressed their delight at the event's success. The annual competition is run by the European Law Students' Association (ELSA) International in conjunction with the Council of Europe a

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Both the family and care referendums were rejected by overwhelming majorities on Friday. The family referendum, which would have inserted words into the Constitution recognising "durable relationships" other than those based on marriage, was rejected with 32.3 per cent of voters in favour and 67.7 p

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The government is expected to launch an investigation into the leak of the attorney general's legal advice on the effect of the constitutional amendments rejected by voters on Friday. The 10-page document penned by Attorney General Rossa Fanning SC was published by investigative news platform The Di

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