https://www.irishnews.com/news/northernirelandnews/2021/11/10/news/families-of-two-troubles-victims-make-last-ditch-plea-against-government-s-legacy-plans-2503392/ See article published by the Irish News here.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/nov/09/troubles-amnesty-would-be-kick-in-the-teeth-says-daughter-of-victim See newspaper article published in the Guardian here.
PRESS RELEASE HARTE COYLE COLLINS SOLICITORS & ADVOCATES PATRICIA BURNS & DANIEL MCCREADY APPLY FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW OF SECRETARY OF STATE COMMAND PROPOSALS 9TH NOVEMBER 2021 Patricia Burns and Daniel McCready, relatives of two victims of the Troubles have applied to the High Court in Belfast for a judicial review of the proposals published by…
Harte Coyle Collins, Solicitors & Advocates are delighted to welcome Amylee Farmer as a paralegal to the firm. Amylee is a native of Belfast who graduated from Queen’s University in 2021 with a First Class Honours degree in Law. She commenced work with the firm in July 2021 in the criminal defence department assisting senior…
Family of girl killed in Troubles calls on British to scrap legacy proposals Annette McGavigan (14) was wearing school uniform when shot dead by British army Mon, Sep 6, 2021, 01:52 Freya McClements The family of the 100th civilian to die in the Troubles has called on the British government to scrap its proposals to…
PRESS RELEASE Sister of Rosaleen O Kane issues Request for Fresh Inquest to Attorney General for Northern Ireland on 45th Anniversary of Death Harte Coyle Collins, Solicitors & Advocates & Mike Ritchie of Relatives for Justice 24th September 2021 Lawyers for Kathleen Graham, sister of Rosaleen O Kane, who was murdered in her flat in…
New Northern Ireland legacy proposals Threaten the Rule of Law and Truth Recovery An open letter from legacy practitioners We, the undersigned legacy practitioners and organisations, call on the British Government to respect the rule of law and human rights obligations when dealing with the past in Northern Ireland. We are deeply concerned that the…
Judge brands Ministry of Defence’s explanation for its failure to track down ex-servicemen ‘a load of nonsense’ Liam Holden is seeking damages from the MoD for alleged torture and misconduct in public office Alan Erwin May 26 2021 05:25 PM Ministry of Defence explanations for failing to track down two ex-servicemen in a civil action…
Court told of ‘fraudulent’ Brexit agreement Alan Erwin April 12 2021 05:43 PM Published in Belfast Telegraph Boris Johnson allegedly signed the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement on a “fraudulent” basis, the Court of Appeal heard on Monday. Senior judges were told the Prime Minister acted in bad faith because he never intended to keep to the…
The Northern Ireland Court of Appeal is due to hear submissions on behalf of a border citizen in Northern Ireland on whether the Prime Minister allegedly acted in bad faith and for improper purpose in relation to Brexit. The hearing is due to take place before the Court of Appeal in Belfast on the 12th…
