• Patrick Watson v NIPS
  06 July 2010
   
• James Clyde Reilly v NIPS
  05 July 2010
   
• Shoot To Kill Judicial Review
  27 May 2010
   
• Reilly's (James Clyde) Application
  10 May 2010
   
• An application by Jim McCabe for Judicial Review
  27 April 2010
   
• James Clyde Reilly
  13 April 2010
   
• McCallion v Secretary of State
  16 November 2009
   
• Darren Hart
  19 June 2009
   
• Darren Hart v NIPS
  03 March 2009
   
• Paul Haire Judgment
  18 February 2009
   
• Elan Neeson
  13 February 2009
   
• Ryan Subryan
  30 January 2009
   
• CD JR Judgement
  23 January 2009
   
• Pearse Jordan Judgment
  15 December 2008
   
• Pearse Jordan
  19 September 2008
   
• Conor McManus v NIPS
  07 August 2008
   
• C D, Re [2008] NIQB 56
  22 May 2008
   
• 'Application by Joseph Connor for Judicial Review' 2008 NIQB 53
  20 May 2008
   
• Christopher Donaldson, Re Leave To Apply For Judicial Review [2008] NIQB 42
  04 April 2008
   
• Deborah Bothwell
  06 February 2008
   
• Patrick Francis Joseph McDonagh
  05 February 2008
   
• Toyin Oyegbami, Re Judicial Review [2007] NIQB 95
  23 November 2007
   
• Edward Bradley, Tara Casey and Julie Doherty, Re Application for Judicial Review [2007] NIQB 98
  20 November 2007
   
• 'Mairtin O'Muilleoir v Michael McDowell and Robin Livingstone v Michael McDowell' 2007 NIQB 108
  12 November 2007
   
• Ann Marie McCallion, Re Judicial Review [2007] NIQB 76
  25 October 2007
   
• X, Re Application for Judicial Review [2007] NIQB 74
  04 October 2007
   
• Saeed Ullah, Re Application for Judicial Review [2007] NIQB 45
  14 June 2007
   
• Tendai Cindy Zwoushe Zhanje, Re Judicial Review [2007] NIQB 14
  26 February 2007
   
• John Thompson, Re Application for Judicial Review [2007] NIQB 8
  05 February 2007
   
• Julia Mongan, Re Application for Judicial Review [2006] NIQB 82
  27 November 2006
   
• Graeme Drummond, Re Application for Judicial Review [2006] NIQB 81
  24 November 2006
   
• Graeme Drummond, Re Application for Judicial Review [2006] NIQB 69
  22 September 2006
   
• Jean McBride, Re An Application for Judicial Review Rev 1 [2005] NIQB 54
  29 June 2005
   
• Upenyu Hove and Tinashe Jinga, Re An Application for Judicial Review [2005] NIQB 24
  18 March 2005
   
• Committee on the Administration of Justice & Anor, Re An Application for Judicial Review [2005] NIQB 25
  18 March 2005
   
• Sinn Fein, Re An Application for Judicial Review [2005] NIQB 10
  14 February 2005
   
• Julie Doherty, Re an Application for Judicial Review [2004] NIQB 78
  24 November 2004
   
• Francie & Anne Brolly, Re An Application For Judicial Review [2004] NIQB 69
  27 October 2004
   
• Mary Louise Thompson, Re Application for Judicial Review [2004] NIQB 62
  29 September 2004
   
• Gerard Magee, Re Application for Statutory Review [2004] NIQB 57
  16 September 2004
   
• Ann Marie McCallion & Others, Re Application for Judicial Review [2004] NIQB 54
  10 September 2004
   
• Sean Vincent McCann, Re Application for Judicial Review [2004] NIQB 47
  09 September 2004
   
• Martin Corden, Re an Application for Judicial Review [2004] NIQB 44
  09 July 2004
   
• E, Re Re Application for Judicial Review [2004] NIQB 35
  16 June 2004
   
• Francis Mackin, Re Application for Judicial Review [2004] NIQB 36
  17 May 2004
   
• Mulhern, Re Petition for Judicial Review [2004] NIQB 28
  30 April 2004
   
• John Byers, Re an Application for Judicial Review [2004] NIQB 23
  This is an application for judicial review of - The policy of the Northern Ireland Prison Service not to permit the wearing of Easter lilies by prisoners in the communal areas of prisons. The decision of a Governor on 20 April 2003 to order the applicant to remove an Easter lily from his clothing. The decision of a Governor in an adjudication on 23 April 2003 finding the applicant guilty on a disciplinary charge of disobeying a lawful order to remove the Easter lily.
  02 April 2004
   
• Owen McCaughey & Pat Grew, Re Application for Judicial Review [2004] NIQB 2
  This is an application by the fathers of Martin McCaughey and Desmond Grew, who were killed by soldiers on 9 October 1990, for Judicial Review of the decisions of the Chief Constable and the Coroner concerning the disclosure of documents for the purposes of the Inquests into the deaths, in particular in relation to the disclosure to the Coroner of three documents retained by police. First, a copy of the police report prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions. Second, the DPP directions in response to the police report, which directed no prosecution. Third, unredacted copies of intelligence reports gathered by the police, redacted copies having been forwarded to the Coroner by the police. Application granted in respect of the first and third documents.
  20 January 2004
   
• Hugh Jordan, Re an Application for Judicial Review [2004] NIQB 27
  Hugh Jordan, the father and next of kin of Pearse Jordan, applied by way of judicial review for a declaration that the respondent, the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, in breach of Section 6 of the Human Rights Act 1998 and Article 2 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms 1950 ("The European Convention on Human Rights") had failed to provide the applicant with an Article 2 compliant investigation into the death of his son and, further, for an order of Mandamus compelling the respondent to provide the applicant with an Article 2 compliant investigation.
  12 January 2004
   
• Jean McBride, Re Application for Judicial Review [2003] NIQB 72
  Mrs McBride is the mother of Peter McBride who was shot dead by two serving soldiers, Guardsmen Wright and Fisher, ("the Guardsmen") on 4 September 1992. Those soldiers were subsequently convicted of his murder. Subsequent to their release from prison on 1 September 1998 the Army Board decided that they should be retained in the Army. That decision was subsequently the subject of a successful challenge before Kerr J ("McBride No.1"). The Army Board subsequently reconsidered its decision and on 21 November 2000 again decided that the seven factors which it listed, taken together, constituted "exceptional reasons" justifying the retention of the Guardsmen in the Army. Leave to apply for judicial review granted.
  05 December 2003
   
• Samuel Surgenor, Re Application for Judicial Review [2003] NIQB 62
  An application for judicial review of decisions made on behalf of the Northern Ireland Prison Service and the Scottish Prison Service in relation to the applicant who was serving a sentence of imprisonment at HMP Magilligan.
  09 September 2003
   
• Thomas Murphy, Re Application for Judicial Review [2003] NIQB 55
  An application by Thomas Murphy for judicial review of the decision of the Legal Aid Committee of the Law Society refusing legal aid to the applicant to pursue an application for judicial review of the decision of the Parades Commission to restrict the route of Banna Fluit Naomh Phadraig (St Patrick's flute band) on a parade proposed to be held in Kilkeel, County Down on 17 March 2001.
  5 September 2003
   
• Damien McComb, Re an Application for Judicial Review [2003] NIQB 47
  Judicial Review of a decision of the Recorder of Belfast, failing to take the provisions of the Good Friday Agreement into account, when refusing the applicant a PSV licence, because he was a former political prisoner. Judicial Review granted and Decision quashed.
  30 June 2003
   
• E, Re Application for Judicial Review [2003] NIQB 39
  Judicial Review of decisions of the RUC, policing the Holy Cross dispute.
  09 June 2003
   
• Neville Peart, Re Application for Judicial Review [2003] NIQB 34
  Judicial Review of a decision of the England and Wales Parole Board.
  20 May 2003
   
• Sinn Féin, Re Application for Judicial Review [2003] NIQB 27
  Re funding for political parties.
  11 April 2003
   
• Kieran McGuinness, Re [2003] NIQB 3
  An application in respect of conditions imposed upon a restricted prisoner transferred from the English Prison System to the NI Prison system.
  06 January 2003
   
• Hugh Jordan, Re [2003] NIQB 1
  An application by Hugh Jordan for judicial review of the decision of the Director of Public Prosecutions for Northern Ireland refusing to give reasons for his decision not to prosecute the police officer who caused the death of the applicant's son Pearse Jordan.
  06 January 2003
   
• Denis Donaldson, Re [2002] NIQB 68
  Bail Application
  20 December 2002
   
• D for Judicial Review, Re [2002] NIQB 51
  Orange Arch case.
  19 September 2002
   
• Hugh Jordan, Re Application for Judicial Review [2001] NIQB 32
  Judicial Review of a decision by the Chief Constable to withold certain documents from the next of kin of Pearse Jordan at Inquest, pending receipt of an undertaking that the documents will be used only for a certain purpose.
  04 September 2001
   
• Noel Anderson (a minor), & Another, Re Application for Judicial Review [2001] NIQB 31
  Re Schools Admission Policy.
  20 August 2001
   
• Ann Marie McCallion & Ors, Re Application for Judicial Review [2001] NIQB 30
  McCallion & Ors (No1).
  09 July 2001
   
• A, Re Application for Judicial Review [2001] NIQB 21
  25 June 2001
   
• Charles Conlon, Re Application for Judicial Review [2001] NIQB 18
  04 May 2001
   
• Brendan McDonnell, Re Application for Judicial Review [2001] NIQB 10
  09 March 2001
   
• Bairbre de Brun & Martin McGuinness, Re Application for Judicial Review [2001] NIQB 3
  30 January 2001
   
• Martin Corden and Northern Ireland Prison Service. [2000] NIQB 40
  JR in relation to the application of Article 2 of the ECHR in respect of transfer of the applicant from HMP Maze to HMP Maghaberry.
  02 October 2000
   
• Margaret Stokes, In the Matter of [2000] NIQB 29
  Challenge to Coroner's decision.
  12 September 2000
   
• David Adams, In the Matter of [2000] NIQB 14
  David Adams v DPP.
  7 June 2000
   
• Seamus Treacy and Barry Macdonald, In the Matter of [2000] NIQB 6
  Oath challenge.
  02 May 2000
   
• Kennedy, Philip Magee, Brian G McCartney, John Coyle, Patricia Smyth, Barry J Macdonald, Seamus Treacy, Kieran Mallon and Karen Quinlivan, In the Matter of [2000] NIQB 3
  Re Bloody Sunday Costs.
  13 April 2000
   
• Josephine Devine, In re [1999] NIQB 7; [1999] NIJB 128
  Judicial Review of Decisions in respect of the application of the Proceeds of Crime (Northern Ireland) Order 1996.
  26 March 1999
   
• Sharon Lavery (No.2), In re [1999] NIQB 6
  This is an application by Sharon Lavery for judicial review of various decisions of the Legal Aid department of the Law Society in relation to her entitlement to legal aid for legal representation at an inquest into the death of her husband, Paul Lavery.
  16 March 1999
   
• Damien Floyd, Re Application for Judicial Review [1997] NIQB 1
  And Pauline & Christine Palmer Re failure to allow solicitor to be present at interview during questioning under the Prevention of Terrorism Act.
  17 September 1997
   
• Ann Bradley, Re Application for Judicial Review [1996] NIQB 2
  Judicial Review of a decision by HM Coroner for Greater Belfast, refusing to call two military witnesses at an inquest into the death of three men, shot dead by security forces at Whiterock Road, Belfast in 1990.
  29 August 1996
   
• Kevin McCann, Re Application for Judicial Review [1994] NIQB 1
  Re Lawfulness of a decision of the Governor of HMP Belfast Crumlin Road, and a challenge to the refusal of the Legal Aid Appeals Committee to grant legal aid to a prisoner. Decision quashed.
  06 December 1994

Madden & Finucane House of Lords Cases

• Holy Cross Judgment
  12 November 2008
   
• Jordan v. Lord Chancellor and another McCaughey V. Chief Constable of the Police Service Northern Ireland
  28 March 2007
   
• In re McKerr
  11 March 2004
   
• Cullen V. Chief Constable of the Royal Ulster Constabulary
  10 July 2003

Madden & Finucane Supreme Court Cases

• JR17
  23 June 2010

Madden & Finucane European Court of Human Rights Cases

• Michael McGrath V. UK
  27 November 2007
   
• Sean McCartney V. UK
  27 November 2007
   
• Bernard and Michael Gabriel O'Dowd V. UK
  27 November 2007
   
• Ann Brecknell V. UK
  27 November 2007
   
• Sarah Reavey V. UK
  27 November 2007
   
• Michael McGrath V. UK
  06 March 2007
   
• Sean McCartney V. UK
  06 March 2007
   
• Bernard and Michael Gabriel O'Dowd V. UK
  06 March 2007
   
• Ann Brecknell V. UK
  06 March 2007
   
• Sarah Reavey V. UK
  06 March 2007
   
• Geraldine Finucane V. UK
  01 July 2003
   
• Geraldine Finucane V. UK
  02 July 2002
   
• Eleanor and Jonathan McKerr V. UK
  4th May 2001
   
• Hugh Jordan V. UK
  4th May 2001
   
• Gerard Magee V. UK
  06 June 2000
   
• Jonathan McKerr V. UK
  4th April 2000
   
• Robert Kerr V. UK
  7th December 1999
   
• Robert Kerr V. UK
  7th December 1999
   
• Gerard Magee V. UK
  14 September 1999
   
• Paul Thompson V. UK
  14 September 1998
   
• David Adams V. UK
  29 June 1998
   
• Philip McCullough V. UK
  12 September 1997
   
• Anthony Garland, Stephen McMullan, Hugh McLaughlin, Michael Beck, Brendan McCrory, Daniel Petticrew, Ciaran McAllister V. UK
  27 November 1996
   
• John Murray V. UK
  25 January 1996
   
• Margaret, Thomas, Mark, Alana, Michaela and Rossina Murray V. UK
  21 September 1994
   
• John Murray V. UK
  27 June 1994
   
• John Mitchell McLaughlin V. UK
  09 May 1994
   
• John Murray V. UK
  18 January 1994
   
• Ella, Nora, William and Marian O'Dwyer V. UK
  01 September 1993
   
• Martina Anderson , Elizabeth Anderson, Helen Duffy and Sharon Anderson V. UK
  01 September 1993
   
• Paul, Briege and Bernadette Norney V. UK
  01 September 1993
   
• Michael, James and Carmel McKenny V. UK
  01 September 1993
   
• Liam, Fionnguala and Una McCotter V. UK
  01 September 1993
   
• Sean Kinsella, Agnes Kinsella and Pearl Mulvaney V. UK
  01 September 1993
   
• Noel, Sean and Ann Gibson V. UK
  01 September 1993
   
• Natalino and Claire Vella V. UK
  01 September 1993
   
• William and Elizabeth Armstrong V. UK
  01 September 1993
   
• Gerard McDonnell V. UK
  01 September 1993
   
• Peter Brannigan and Patrick McBride V. UK
  22 April 1993
   
• Margaret, Thomas, Mark, Alana, Michaela and Rossina Murray V. UK
  17 February 1993
   
• P.K., M.K. and B.K. V. UK
  09 December 1992
   
• T.M. V. UK
  02 April 1992
   
• Margaret, Thomas, Mark, Alana, Michaela and Rossina Murray V. UK
  10 December 1991
   
• James Clinton, Sean Simpson,  Sean Maguire,  Patrick McGeown, John Murray,  Philip Campbell, Kieran Smyth,  Guy Breslin, John Connolly,  Sean McGuinness, L., M., N. V. UK
  14 October 1991
   
• James Clinton, Sean Simpson, Sean Maguire, Patrick McGeown, John Murray, Philip Campbell, Kieran Smyth, Guy Breslin, John Connolly, Sean McGuinness, X., Y., Z. V. UK
  31 May 1991
   
• Brendan Davidson V. UK
  11 April 1991
   
• Peter Brannigan and Patrick McBride V. UK
  28 February 1991
   
• Laurence Marley V. UK
  07 December 1990
   
• Bernard Fox, Maire Campbell, Samuel Hartley V. UK
  26 June 1990
   
• Bernard Fox, Maire Campbell, Samuel Hartley V. UK
  04 May 1989
   
• Bernard Fox, Maire Campbell, Samuel Hartley V. UK
  10 May 1988