Stormont commits to funding Troubles pension scheme
Pledge ends lengthy dispute over whether funding should come from Belfast or London
Death of North’s former Lord Chief Justice Lord Kerr
Recently retired British supreme court judge made ‘enormous contribution’ to courts in Britain and Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland’s new Attorney General sworn in
Brenda King succeeds John Larkin, who stepped down in June after 10 years in post
Police wrongfully obtained warrants to raid journalists, court rules
No grounds found for authorisation which led to arrests of Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey
NI Court of Appeal rules same sex couples discriminated against
Judges decide not to make formal declaration on human rights due to law change
Glenanne gang: Collusion inquiry begins into loyalist murder gang
The gang was part of a UVF unit that included rogue soldiers and police officers
Hooded Men still campaigning for original torture ruling to be upheld
New TG4 documentary examines how men were subjected to ‘five techniques’ method of interrogation
Belfast court dismisses claim that Brexit will damage peace process
Applicants argued UK government must seek deal to protect north-south co-operation
Legal challenge to British Brexit strategy dismissed in Belfast
One of applicants was high-profile victims’ campaigner Raymond McCord
Three legal challenges lodged in Belfast over no-deal Brexit
Plaintiffs claim departure without agreement would breach Belfast Agreement
Abuse inquiry chairman Sir Anthony Hart dies after heart attack
Retired High Court judge found abuse in some Northern Ireland children’s homes
PSNI ordered to appoint independent inquiry into Glenanne killings
Allegations of state collusion with loyalists blamed for about 130 sectarian murders
Judgment reserved in landmark abortion challenge in Northern Ireland
Mother of girl who became pregnant at 15 facing a trial and could be jailed for up to five years
Tyrone gold mine extension based on inaccurate maps, court hears
Resident appeals failure to halt underground work at Omagh Minerals site
Bird expert loses bid to halt motorway through Heaney landscape
Chris Murphy argues motorway near Mossbawn, Co Derry would damage swan habitat
Northern Ireland’s Appeal Court overturns landmark abortion verdict
Judges say issue of terminations should be dealt with by Stormont Assembly
Schoolboy held over TalkTalk cyber attack seeks to block identification
Antrim boy detained in 2015 by police investigating hack into telecom’s database
Belfast resident wins case over PSNI’s failure to prevent flag protests
Loyalist demonstrations staged across NI in opposition to restrictions on City Hall flag
Retired judge to head inquiry into ‘cash for ash’ scheme
Sir Patrick Coghlin will not publish interim findings before elections in North
Ashers’ bakery to take ‘gay cake’ case to Supreme Court
Belfast court denies bakers who refused to make cake for gay man leave to appeal
‘Gay cake’ case: Bakers may have new route of appeal
Senior judges in Belfast raise possibility that appeal could be taken to UK’s Supreme Court
The great Belfast bake-off: Asher’s ‘gay cake’ decision
Less prosecutorial zeal may be the easiest way to address such issues
Ashers bakery loses Bert and Ernie ‘gay cake’ appeal
Gay rights activist Peter Tatchell describes ruling as ‘defeat for freedom of expression’
North’s top judge wants Troubles inquests fast-tracked
Sir Declan Morgan says we ‘cannot move on while we remain in the shadow of the past’
Appeal against abortion ruling in Northern Ireland begins
Court ruled lack of exceptions breaches entitlement to respect for private and family life
Forcing Christians to make cake with pro-gay slogan may be ‘cruel’
Judgment reserved in legal battle over McArthur family’s refusal of customer’s order
Case over North’s ban on gay blood donations for UK Supreme Court
Edwin Poots won his appeal against findings that Christian beliefs affected decision
Belfast bakers at centre of ‘gay cake’ case to appeal ruling
Ashers wants to overturn ruling that refusal to make cake with a pro-gay slogan unlawful
Arlene Foster tells unionists not to be complacent ahead of poll
DUP leader casts Northern election as contest with Sinn Féin for office of First Minister
Time for North’s politicians to come to grips with past
Troubles victim says those in South and Britain know little of enduring suffering
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