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Court of Appeal hears Appeal against Legacy Proposals 4th April 2022

Human Rights, Latest NewsBy HCC LawyersApril 5, 2022Leave a comment

Legacy plans ‘attack on rule of law’ British government plans for a blanket ban on all Troubles-era prosecutions represent an unprecedented attack on the rule of law, the Court of Appeal heard yesterday. By The Newsroom, The Newsletter Tuesday, 5th April 2022, 8:10 am Counsel for two people bereaved during the conflict in Northern Ireland…

Belfast Media – Inquest into 1975 killing of 15-year-old schoolboy to begin this week

Human Rights, Latest NewsBy HCC LawyersMarch 22, 2022Leave a comment

Read news article by Belfast Media Group here. https://belfastmedia.com/inquest-into-1975-killing-of-15-year-old-schoolboy-to-begin-next-week

The Irish News – Patrick Crawford: New inquest to be held into death of 15-year-old shot dead in 1975

Human Rights, Latest NewsBy HCC LawyersMarch 22, 2022Leave a comment

Read news article by The Irish News here. https://www.irishnews.com/news/northernirelandnews/2022/03/21/news/patrick-crawford-new-inquest-to-be-held-into-death-of-15-year-old-shot-dead-in-1975-2619461/

The Irish News – Thomas Burns: Family of man shot dead granted leave to challenge decision not to grant fresh inquest

Human Rights, Latest NewsBy HCC LawyersMarch 16, 2022Leave a comment

See news article from The Irish News here.  

Legal challenge to Troubles amnesty continues – Irish News

Human Rights, Latest NewsBy HCC LawyersJanuary 27, 2022Leave a comment

Read news article published by the Irish News here.

Relatives of Troubles victims secure date to challenge amnesty plans in court – Belfast Telegraph

Human Rights, Latest NewsBy HCC LawyersJanuary 27, 2022Leave a comment

Read news article published by the Belfast Telegraph here.

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Belfast Telegraph – Soldiers allegedly subjected other detainees to similar ‘brutality’ at base where west Belfast man ‘suffered water torture’, court told

Human Rights, Latest NewsBy HCC LawyersJanuary 21, 2022Leave a comment

See news article published by the Belfast Telegraph here.

The Irish Times – Paratroopers used waterboarding to obtain false confession, court told

Human Rights, Latest NewsBy HCC LawyersJanuary 21, 2022Leave a comment

See news article published by the Irish Times here.

Appeal to Northern Ireland Court of Appeal re Legacy Proposals

Human Rights, Latest NewsBy HCC LawyersDecember 13, 2021Leave a comment

PRESS RELEASE HARTE COYLE COLLINS SOLICITORS & ADVOCATES PATRICIA BURNS & DANIEL MCCREADY APPEAL LEGACY PROPOSALS TO THE NI COURT OF APPEAL 13TH DECEMBER 2021 Patricia Burns and Daniel McCready, relatives of two victims of the Troubles have lodged an appeal to the Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland for refusal of leave to seek…

Relatives of two victims launch judicial review proceedings against British government’s amnesty plans

Human Rights, Latest NewsBy HCC LawyersNovember 16, 2021Leave a comment

https://belfastmedia.com/north-belfast-relatives-of-two-victims-apply-for-judicial-review-of-secretary-of-state-proposals-to-tackle-legacy-cases See news article published by North Belfast News here.

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