Judgments

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• July 5, 2025

  The King (on the application of Huda Ammori) -V- Secretary of State for the Home Department

  Administrative CourtCourt of Appeal Civil DivisionKing's Bench DivisionLady Chief JusticeJudgment

• July 4, 2025

  Ammori -v- Secretary of State for the Home Department

  Administrative CourtHigh CourtKing's Bench DivisionJudgment

• July 4, 2025

  Rex -v- Roman Le, Yihao Feng and David Qayumi

  CriminalCrown CourtSentencing Remarks

• July 4, 2025

  The King -v- Redinel Korfuzi and Oerta Korfuzi

  CriminalCrown CourtSentencing Remarks

• July 4, 2025

  Sony Interactive -v- Alex Neill; Visa -v- Commercial and Interregional; Mastercard -v- Commercial and Interregional; Apple -v- Rachael Kent; and Apple -v- Justin Gutmann

  Court of Appeal Civil DivisionTribunalsJudgment

• July 4, 2025

  The King -v- Thomas Holford

  CriminalCrown CourtSentencing Remarks

• July 4, 2025

  R -v- Sharjeel Shazad

  CriminalCrown CourtSentencing Remarks

• July 4, 2025

  Damien Osmond -v- The King

  Court of Appeal Civil DivisionCriminalJudgment

• July 4, 2025

  R -v- Thomas Belfield

  CriminalCrown CourtSentencing Remarks

• July 4, 2025

  BEL and others -v- Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs (transmission direction order)

  Administrative CourtHigh CourtKing's Bench DivisionTransmission Direction Order

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