Sunday 17 January, 2021
A court hear today that “alarming posts” on social media are causing considerable distress to Boy A’s family.
Judges will decide tomorrow if the unsigned letter sent by Boris Johnson asking for a Brexit extension puts the PM in contempt of court.
The court heard that the defendants have been offered alternative accommodation.
Mr Justice Paul McDermott said there was “no effective editorial control over the manner in which the story was conveyed to the public”.
Manning was jailed in early March for refusing to testify in a grand jury investigation .
William Barr had until 9am today to provide an un-redacted version of the report.
The opposition is attempting to have the legal advice published in full.
The last time an MP was expelled from parliament for contempt was in 1947 – and that’s an interesting story in itself.
The woman, whose teenage children had resided at the property, was jailed by the High Court on 27 April.
It is an offence to publicly name the complainant in a rape trial, who is legally entitled to anonymity.
Rebecca Bredow said that to do so would go against her beliefs.
The information had been sought by relatives of the 29 bomb victims.
The world champions have failed to maintain the form that saw them win the World Cup last summer.
Needless to say, he’s delighted for his old pal.
Individuals who posted material purporting to show the notorious Jon Venables and Robert Thompson face prosecution by the British government.
Seán Quinn has spent the first night of his nine-week sentence for contempt of court in Mountjoy Prison.
New evidence is expected to be presented to court by Quinn’s new legal team. The proceedings could end in court for Seán Quinn.
Here are the things we learned, loved and shared today.
Supporters of the family will hold a rally in Ballyconnell, Co Cavan on Sunday seeking the withdrawal of contempt orders.
An arrest warrant was earlier issued for Peter Daragh Quinn after he failed to show up in court today.
The judge described Sean Quinn as “evasive and uncooperative” and said on a number of occasions he embarked on “lengthy criticisms of Anglo” rather than answering questions.
Contempt is a strong word, but there is plenty of familiarity between these giants of European rugby.
The 20-year-old was given a three-day sentence for contempt of court after showing up to enter a plea on a separate charge.
The Supreme Court had ordered the PM to reopen an old corruption case against the president – but he refused.
In tonight’s fix: Warnings over mortgage interest relief, Phil Hogan’s website woes, Vita Cortex owner “can’t move money” – and a solution to modern dinner part complaints?
Legal partner of Dr Conrad Murray appeared on NBC show while the trial was ongoing.
The publications’ websites carried a photograph of a defendant in a murder trial that showed him holding a firearm.
