Nigel Broderick

Nigel Broderick

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Nigel Broderick is a district judge in Northern Ireland known for his firm stance on public disorder cases. Recently, he presided over a court hearing involving three teenagers charged with rioting in Ballymena, emphasizing the need to send a strong message regarding the repercussions of such actions. Broderick's commitment to justice is evident as he aims to protect the community from further unrest and violence, particularly in light of the racially charged incidents that have occurred.

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Ireland Ireland: District Court Judge Nigel Broderick suspended the prison sentences for the nurses due to their clear records and remorse. 6

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Two nurses given suspended sentences over patient ill-treatment – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Judge Nigel Broderick told Ballymena Magistrates Court he was satisfied that Godfrey had deliberately driven at the official. 6

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Football club treasurer convicted of dangerous driving after speeding at match referee – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: District Judge Nigel Broderick stated that anyone should be disabused of the notion that rioting is any form of excitement. 5

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Three teenagers appear in court over rioting in Ballymena – The Irish Times