Courts

Forensic teams sift through the debris in the centre of Omagh following the bomb blast

Omagh bomb inquiry: Former army agent loses bid for core participant status

Darren Moore

Former Irish league player in court for stealing alcohol, meat and toiletries

Former sub-postmaster Lee Williamson (right) had his convictions quashed at the Court of Appeal and is pictured with his solicitor Michael Madden outside court

Co Tyrone sub-postmaster has his Horizon IT scandal convictions quashed in court

A public inquiry into the murder of Pat Finucane will cause nationalist and unionist victims to feel that their loved ones were "collateral damage" in the Troubles, says retired Det Ch Supt Norman Baxter.

Finucane Inquiry will make victims feel ‘collateral damage’

LONDON - APRIL 27: A general virew of the Scales of Justice on top of the Old Bailey on April 27, 2007 in London. (Photo by Bruno Vincent/Getty Images):Old Bailey GV

'Devious' Co Fermanagh sex offender dumped his phone into a lough

Newry Courthouse

North Antrim couple on trial charged with causing multiple injuries to child

Court report

Father and son face trial over hammer attack which fractured man's skull

Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson leaving Newry Magistrates' Court, after a preliminary enquiry in July, where he is charged with several historical sexual offences. Photo: Niall Carson/PA Wire

Jeffrey Donaldson is due back in Newry Crown Court today

Raymond McCord

Victims campaigner loses legal challenge to Stormont's voting system

Campaigners celebrate the decision to quash approval for the multi-million pound expansion of an oil terminal on the shores of Belfast Lough at the High Court in Belfast.

Belfast Lough: Controversial oil terminal expansion plan is to be quashed

PSNI investigate

Body set up to investigate cases from NI Troubles registers 85 enquiries

Lady Chief Justice Hon Dame Siobhan Keegan

Judge disappointed at delay in legislation to permit filming court sentencing

Earlier this summer the News Letter reported the prosecution of three drivers hitting 139mph, 132mph and 105mph on NI roads. Pictured, a police officer operates a safety camera.

Judge asks why drivers exceeding 100mph daily?

A PSNI superintendent reinstated the gross misconduct proceedings

Misconduct charges against sadomasochistic affair PSNI officer unlawful: judge

Court news

Judge told speeder's wife was in labour

Court report

Takeaway owner faced protection money demands after row over pizza, court told

​A takeaway owner faced demands for protection money in a row over a “buy one get one free” pizza offer, the High Court heard today.

Alan Erwin

Court report

Man in court over arson attack which killed three pet dogs

Raymond McCord

MPs win right to know funding for legal action by victims' campaigner

David Taylor

Masked burglar subjected his elderly and vulnerable victim to three hour ordeal

An e-scooter

Judge claims e-scooters are dangerous and can go on fire in the garage

David Stitt

Prominent loyalist made alleged religious hatred post while on break in Spain

arrested man

PSNI investigating the murder of Montserrat Martorell granted a court extension

Court report

Belfast man accused of pointing out homes of migrants to be attacked

Prominent Loyalist David Stitt

Prominent loyalist David Stitt on race hate charge over Facebook post

The three RUC officers murdered by the IRA in 1982 (from left) Paul Hamilton, Allan McCloy and Sean Quinn

IRA bomb extradition case 'shows there can be no sell-by date on justice'

The scene of the bomb attack which killed the three RUC officers

Man in court in relation to IRA bomb attack which killed three police officers

Patricia Curran, the 19-year-old daughter of Mr Justice Curran, a judge of the Northern Ireland High Court, who was found murdered under a tree in the grounds of her home at Whiteabbey, near Belfast. Leading-Aircraftman Iain Hay Gordon was found to have been wrongly convicted of her murder in 2000, at 68-years-old, by the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal in Belfast.

Man wrongly convicted of notorious killing wrote to the Prime Minister

​A man wrongly convicted of one of Northern Ireland's most notorious murders wrote directly to former prime minister Harold Wilson in 1969 appealing for his name to be cleared in the interests of "basic human justice".

By Jonathan McCambridge, PA

Blake Newland.

Man charged with the murder of teenage boy in Limavady is given bail

PSNI standing at Broadway

Police investigating disorder in Belfast have charged a 42-year-old woman

Former neurologist Michael Watt

Legal bid to secure public inquiry into work of neurologist Michael Watt

Magherafelt murder scene - a man has appeared in court charged with the murder of Sophie Watson

Man charged with Sophie Watson murder appears in court

Court report

Man aged 89 appears in court on historic sex offence charges

Philippa Reynolds

Man convicted of manslaughter of PSNI officer extradited back to NI

High Court in Belfast

Accused ‘Googled one-way US flight’ - court told

arrested man

Man to face trial in Ireland following cross-border extradition

The case was heard at the High Court in Belfast

Attack over Facebook left victim ‘scalded and stabbed’