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“In 1992 he was appointed by the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland as the first Independent Commissioner for the Holding Centres.”
“Born in 1945”
“became a fellow in 2004.”
“Born in 1947”
“called to the Bar in 1969”
“became a QC in 1984.”
“Since 2005 he has been a High Court Judge.”
“His opening statement to the Saville Inquiry in 2000 was the longest in British legal history.”
“The Unite union said it had started a consultation with Axa about the impact of any deal.”
“Our concern at this time centres on the implications of the possible sale of this business for the job security, terms and conditions and pensions of the Axa workforce,”
“It became the longest-running inquiry in British legal history.”
“That's the soldiers who pulled the triggers, the commanders who sent them in to do that, and the politicians who were behind that again,”
“The festival, which runs until Friday and is aimed exclusively at the student market, was granted a licence by Carmarthenshire council in April following a four-day hearing which was attended by objectors.”
“at least one person appeared in court every working day charged with a crime against a disabled person.”
“Almost half of these cases (45%) involved violence.”
“Hearings stemming from these submissions are due to be held from September 2010.”
“A small handgun, 22 live rounds of ammunition and a Taser stun gun were found in a search of the pub on Monday under a Misuse of Drugs Act warrant, but no drugs were found.”
“Several years ago my children and I were involved in an eight-vehicle collision on the M25 which was extremely distressing for the children.”
“"China's legal system is in the process of being perfected. I hope there will be fewer and fewer people like Qui Ju who have to go to court," was her comment.”
“...but regained the rights to the books in court in the late 90s...”
“District Judge Ken Nixon ordered the accused to surrender her passport and to sign three times a week at Antrim PSNI station.”
“A decision to allow a fast food takeaway to be set up near a school with a healthy eating policy has been quashed by the High Court. It ruled that Tower Hamlets council had acted unlawfully when it gave the go-ahead for the business to ope…”
“The two men were indicted by the ICC in 2007 for war crimes and crimess against humanity.”
“after 34 years in service.”
“Margaret Mills, 89, from Preston has also been appointed MBE for her work.”
“Coroner Andre Rebello, from Blackburn, has been appointed OBE for services to the administration of justice.”
“A married couple, foster carers Lorraine and Ralph Brett, also became OBE for their services to children.”
“The leading professor in microbiology was given a three-year community order at Newcastle Crown Court earlier.”
“At an earlier hearing at Newcastle Crown Court, Kehoe admitted four specimen charges of making indecent images of children.”
“Kehoe was also ordered to pay £1,200 prosecution costs.”
“Judge Simon Darwall-Smith made Mr Bailey the subject of a two-year supervision order at the court, which includes a condition that he must live at an address approved by the probation service.”
“The offences took place in the 1990s when Steenfeld lived in Middleton.”
“Officers in Salford seized a total of 436 bottles of illicit alcohol in a five-day operation partly funded by the Food Standards Agency (FSA).”
“Separate seizures were also made in 25 out of 75 pubs and off-licences that were raided in the city.”
“Mark Wallace, 26, from Elmwood Drive in Bangor”
“a minimum tariff of 16 years”
“Ex-Grenadier Guardsman Roland Morris, from Worle, Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, was caught driving at 42mph in a 30mph zone last year.”
“Mr Morris, who already had nine points on his licence, was driving on the A38 between Highbridge and Bridgwater.”
“The ban was imposed at Taunton Dene Magistrates' Court in January.”
“It was upheld at crown court, although a fine of £300 was reduced to £200.”
“She is representing 27 children and one adult who were affected.”
“Lord Hutton requested a 70-year gagging order on it”
“Lord Hutton's report in 2004 concluded that Dr Kelly had killed himself by cutting an artery in his wrist.”
“An inquest was suspended by then Lord Chancellor Lord Falconer”
“banned him from keeping all animals for four years.”
“cooked the hamster in March last year when he was 15, the RSPCA said.”
“The company issued writs against 12 customers who failed to secure finance.”
“Thomas Williams, 23, will spend at least six years in custody”
“The blaze claimed the lives of Amanda Cooper, 20, Anna Teraysa Murray, 18, and her sister Carrie Marie Murray, 12.”
“the senior judge said they did not consider that there was a real possibility that the jury at Affleck's trial at the High Court in Kilmarnock in 2003 would have reached a different verdict if the outstanding charges against Devine were di…”
“The body of Paula Poolton, 40, of Titchfield, Fareham, was found near Swanwick railway station on 28 October 2008, 11 days after she went missing.”
“after two days of deliberation.”
“for the 15-minute drive to work”
“Kissane pleaded guilty to three deception offences and was also found guilty of fraud by false representation at an earlier hearing.”
“The High Court in Glasgow heard how the victim suffered multiple skull fractures and 17 stab wounds.”
“Both Gallaghers were ordered to be monitored for five years on release.”
“Mr Wright, of Law Street, Barrowfield, and another man vandalised the Gallagher's car with an axe on 9 August 2004.”
“Mr Brown presided over 383 marriages in four years, the court heard.”
“offered eastern European migrants up to £3,000 to marry African nationals.”
“360 weddings involved eastern Europeans marrying African nationals, mainly from Nigeria, over four years.”
“presided over 383 marriages at the Church of St Peter and St Paul in St Leonards between July 2005 and 2009, the court was told.”
“Mr Brown, who was suspended from duty after his arrest, presided over 383 marriages at the Church of St Peter and St Paul in St Leonards between July 2005 and 2009, the court was told.”
“Mr Walbank said 360 weddings involved eastern Europeans marrying African nationals, mainly from Nigeria, over four years.”
“The offences are alleged to have happened between 2004 and 2006”
“Forensic analyst Allan Friel-Myles told Aberdeen Sheriff Court he managed to recover 371 files.”
“Douglas Harris, 29, denies taking, permitting to be taken or making indecent images, as well as being in possession of pictures.”
“The trial was adjourned for final submissions until Monday.”
“he managed to recover 371 files.”
“between 2004 and 2006”
“until Monday”
“Michael Heaton, 42, of Manchester, and Trevor Hannington, 58, of south Wales, are accused at Liverpool Crown Court of urging people to kill Jewish people.”
“Mr Heaton is standing trial over four comments he made on the Aryan Strike Force website (ASF) between January and April 2008.”
“In two posts he said about Jewish people "they will always be scum, destroy 'em with whatever it takes", and "I would encourage any religion or race that wants to destroy the Jews, I hate them with a passion", the jury heard.”
“The Bloody Sunday Inquiry held public hearings on 116 days during 2001, clocking up more than 600 hours of evidence.”
“In August, the inquiry ordered the soldiers who had opened fire to return to Derry to give their evidence.”
“But in December, the Court of Appeal overruled the inquiry and accepted that the former soldiers would be in danger from dissident republicans should they return to Northern Ireland.”
“Lord Saville later said that he would not move the hearings from Derry and that the soldiers' evidence would be relayed by video link.”
“One of the first eyewitnesses to take the stand in January 2001, Damien Donaghy, said that he finally felt exonerated because lawyers for soldiers had accepted he had not been throwing a nail bomb when he was shot.”
“One of the most important witnesses was the retired Bishop of Derry, Dr Edward Daly. He told the inquiry that the marchers posed no threat when soldiers opened fire.”
“One witness in April said that the soldiers' bullets had come like hailstones.”
“The allegations persisted when a witness in February 2001 refused to name a man he said had fired at soldiers.”
“In March, the journalist Eamon McCann appealed to the Provisional IRA to give evidence, saying that they would damage the families' chances of establishing the truth if they did not take the stand.”
“On 2 May 2001, Martin McGuinness became the most important member of the modern republican movement to confirm that he had been an IRA commander on Bloody Sunday.”
“In June 2001, a retired taxi driver said that he had seen the IRA move guns out of the Bogside before the march.”
“One Derry woman, Monica Barr, said that she saw a second civilian gunman firing from a flat close to where Father Edward Daly was trying to save Duddy.”
“The inquiry re-opened on 15 January 2001 with the Ministry of Defence denying that it was trying to frustrate the inquiry.”
“In March the inquiry heard how one soldier had described the events as 'a bad day's work'.”
“Michael Bradley told the inquiry he wanted to meet the soldier who had shot him to ask how he had slept with his conscience.”
“A former Times newspaper journalist said that he believed that the troops had not planned to open fire. But, equally, the security strategy may have been to practise a future tough operation to take control of 'Free Derry'.”
“In May, the inquiry became mired in controversy when solicitors acting for the soldiers asked to be supplied with intelligence reports on witnesses.”
“While the issue continued in the background through the year, Lord Saville said that he was only prepared to request intelligence files on witnesses who it was thought would be able to explain IRA thinking and activities on the day.”
“The former MP Bernadette McAliskey told of her 'sheer terror'.”
“A former BBC journalist said that his initial report of soldiers facing a 'fusillade of terrorists' fire' had been wrong.”
“The Bloody Sunday Inquiry proper opened in 2000 when formal public hearings began at the Guildhall in Derry. In his opening statement on 27 March, Counsel to the Inquiry Christopher Clarke QC declared...”
“On 27 November 2000, a lawyer for most of the soldiers acknowledged that innocent people had been killed.”
“Their appeals were turned down earlier this month.”
“one in 10 forces did not have 'robust plans to mobilise officers'”
“more than 40% 'failed adequately to test these plans in exercises'”
“Half the forces had not conducted 'no notice' exercises ... within the previous 12 months”
“The inspections took place between 2008 and 2009.”
