10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIPLOCK COURT»
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Diplock court in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Diplock court and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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U.S.U.K. extradition treaty : hearing
We have been advised by the Government of the United Kingdom that the current
statutory provisions underlying the "Diplock Court" system — the system of non
jury trials for certain specified offenses — are set out in sections 55 to 80 of the ...
2
Reason Curve, Jury Competence, and the English Criminal ...
The Diplock Court system in Northern Ireland demonstrated that it is possible to
try a case at first instance and deliver a reasoned judgment without jeopardising
public confidence. Is this a credible alternative?34 By virtue of S. (8.1) Contempt
...
Bethel Erastus-Obilo, 2009
3
The National Security
Court System : A Natural Evolution of ...
Obviously, a Diplock court–type system could not and should not be adopted by
the United States. But there are parts of the system we can use, and we can learn
from our allies' experience. Using special judges, as in France, and special ...
Commander and Judge Advocate U.S. Coast Guard Academy Glenn Sulmasy Professor of Law, 2009
4
Law for Criminologists: A Practical Guide
Diplock Courts The Diplock court system or 'juryless courts' was established after
an inquiry and report by Lord Diplock in 1972. The essence of Diplock Courts
was that they protected jurors from the risk of intimidation, ensuring that those ...
5
The European Convention on Human Rights and the Conflict in ...
In 2005 a man from North Africa who was accused of terrorist offences in
Northern Ireland which were not connected with the conflict there was tried and
convicted in a Diplock court. Neither at the trial 238 1101' at tl'lC appeal stage?“ (
Wl'lCI'C ...
6
Media and Entertainment Law
Anyone charged with a schedule offence was automatically tried before a Diplock
Court unless the Attorney General for Northern Ireland directed that the case be
tried before a jury, known as 'descheduling', in which case the AG would apply ...
7
The Peacebuilding Elements of the Belfast Agreement and the ...
Some of the temporary procedures relating to Northern Ireland were kept in part
VII of the Terrorism Act 2000, for example the Diplock court system"15, as the
government thought that the time was not right to remove all of them. The
Terrorism ...
8
Counter-terrorism Policy and Human Rights: Terrorism Bill ...
In Northern Ireland, we saw the development of a cartel of special judges — there
are only 1 1 judges in the Diplock Court system. As a result, judges become "
case-hardened"; and lawyers tailored their arguments to fit their perceptions of
the ...
Great Britain: Parliament: Joint Committee on Human Rights, 2005
9
Provisional Irish Republicans: An Oral and Interpretive History
In 1978-1979, 74 percent and 79 percent of Diplock Court convictions resulted
from confessions (Boyle, Hadden, and Hillyard 1980, p. 60). The protests of
police doctors and an Amnesty International report forced examination of the
issue.
Robert William White, 1993
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Counterterrorism and the Comparative Law of Investigative ...
... were presided over by the same judges who conduct ordinary trials in Northern
Ireland.475 Nonetheless, there were significant differences between trial in a
Diplock Court and 88 COUNTERTERRORISM AND INVESTIGATIVE
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10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIPLOCK COURT»
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Diplock court is used in the context of the following news items.
Desmond Boal
In 1984, defending 39 Republicans charged on "supergrass" evidence, his submissions to the judge-only "Diplock court" brought about the ... «Irish Independent, May 15»
How Irish diplomats took the fight to IRA cheerleaders
Whereas the North had the Diplock court system, presided over by one judge and no jury (as the IRA had been intimidating jurors) the South ... «Belfast Telegraph, Jan 15»
Coney brothers admit Formil Wood terror camp rap
Their pleas leave 38-year-old Sharon Rafferty from Pomeroy as the only defendant to stand trial before a non-jury Diplock court later this week. «Belfast Telegraph, Jun 14»
Arresting Gerry Adams, the problem with Venezuela, and beating …
Using a Diplock court (sitting without a jury) would be unthinkable for such a high-profile case. Few potential witnesses would be willing to give ... «New Statesman, May 14»
Republican says he was strip-searched 30 times in 14-month prison …
... and publishing photographs of PSNI officers on his Facebook account from the 2012 Olympic Torch run were also thrown out of by the Diplock court judge. «Sunday World, Mar 14»
Family hails 'justice process' after convicted IRA man found guilty of …
In his 23-page judgement on Thursday the Diplock court judge said that those who murdered the Constable Proctor, known as 'Johnnie' to his ... «Belfast Newsletter, Nov 13»
Alleged terror case blasted as 'a multi-million pound farce'
... she returned all four for trial at Belfast Crown Court at a date to be fixed. It's expected the four will be tried without jury before a Diplock Court. «The Ulster Herald, Aug 13»
A Former IRA Hunger Striker Talks About the Guantanamo Hunger …
Yeah. That's not even happening with a lot of the people in Guantanamo. But yeah, they would put us through a Diplock court so they could say, ... «VICE, Jul 13»
Controversial homecoming for McGeough
Speaking to the Ulster Herald, he also called on the “English establishment to do the decent thing and leave Ireland and take their Diplock court ... «The Ulster Herald, Feb 13»
Robert Rodgers accused of 1973 murder of Eileen Doherty
The Diplock court heard that Rodgers was convicted and jailed for a killing less than a year later. The teenager was shot three times by a ... «BBC News, Jan 13»
