[2004] NIQB 27
Bailii
Northern Ireland
Citing:
See Also – Jordan, Re Application for Judicial Review (29) CANI 10-Sep-2004
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See Also – Jordan, Re Application for Judicial Review (30) CANI 10-Sep-2004
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See Also – Jordan, Re Application for Judicial Review QBNI 4-Sep-2001
An application was made for the production of documents by the police to support representations to be made on behalf of the family of the deceased to the coroner. The police requested but were refused undertakings as to their use. . .
See Also – Jordan, Re Application for Judicial Review CANI 12-Dec-2003
Appeal from a decision dismissing an application by Hugh Jordan for judicial review of the ‘continuing decision’ of the Director of Public Prosecutions for Northern Ireland refusing to give reasons other than in the most general terms for his . .
See Also – Jordan, Re Application for Judicial Review CANI 12-Sep-2003
The deceased had been shot by a sergeant of the RUC. The party sought to challenge a decision against the grant of legal aid. . .
Cited – Re Jordan QBNI 6-Jan-2003
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Cited – Jordan, Re Application for Judicial Review CANI 28-May-2002
Whether the appeal against the decision of Kerr J dismissing the appellant’s applications for judicial review should be adjourned pending final determination of the proceedings in the English cases of R (Middleton) v HM Coroner for the Western . .
See Also – Jordan, Re an Application for Judicial Review QBNI 29-Jan-2002
The claimant challenged the Lord Chancellor’s failure to introduce legislation to ensure that the coroners’ system in Northern Ireland comprised with Human Rights Law. . .
Cited – Re Jordan’s Application QBNI 8-Mar-2002
The claimant challenged a ruling of the coroner on 9 January 2002 that he would conduct the inquest on the basis of existing law and practice and would not leave to the jury the option of returning a verdict of unlawful killing. . .
At ECHR – Stephen Jordan (No 2) v The United Kingdom ECHR 10-Dec-2002
jordan_uk2ECHR2002
The applicant was a soldier who had been court marshalled for misuse of travel warrants. He wished to use in his defence his recent epilepsy. There was some delay while medical reports were obtained, and subsequently when the new legal system was . .
Cited by:
See Also – Jordan, Re Application for Judicial Review (29) CANI 10-Sep-2004
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See Also – Jordan, Re Application for Judicial Review (30) CANI 10-Sep-2004
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See Also – Jordan, Re Application for Judicial Review CANI 12-Dec-2003
Appeal from a decision dismissing an application by Hugh Jordan for judicial review of the ‘continuing decision’ of the Director of Public Prosecutions for Northern Ireland refusing to give reasons other than in the most general terms for his . .
Cited – Jordan, Re Application for Judicial Review CANI 12-Sep-2003
The deceased had been shot by a sergeant of the RUC. The party sought to challenge a decision against the grant of legal aid. . .
Cited – Re Jordan QBNI 6-Jan-2003
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See Also – Jordan, Re Application for Judicial Review QBNI 4-Sep-2001
An application was made for the production of documents by the police to support representations to be made on behalf of the family of the deceased to the coroner. The police requested but were refused undertakings as to their use. . .
See Also – Jordan, Re Application for Judicial Review CANI 28-May-2002
Whether the appeal against the decision of Kerr J dismissing the appellant’s applications for judicial review should be adjourned pending final determination of the proceedings in the English cases of R (Middleton) v HM Coroner for the Western . .
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Northern Ireland
Updated: 18 January 2022; Ref: scu.196124