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Medical expert witnesses covering Lisburn (plain H1, no italic emphasis)
Practitioners listed for Lisburn (plain H1, no italic emphasis) can be narrowed by location in the register. Instruction, scope and availability are agreed directly with the practitioner.
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Court context
Courts serving Lisburn (plain H1, no italic emphasis)
NOT APPLICABLE — the High Court District Registry system is a creature of the Civil Courts Order 2014, which is made for England and Wales only; Northern Ireland has a single High Court (part of the Court of Judicature of Northern Ireland) sitting at the Royal Courts of Justice, Belfast, and no district registries. The England-and-Wales scope of SI 2014/819 is verified, but I did not find a positive NI source stating 'Northern Ireland has no district registries'. Treat any 'Lisburn District Registry' phrasing as wrong, but confirm the affirmative wording with NICTS before publishing.
Court venue: 'Lisburn Court Office', The Courthouse, Railway Street, Lisburn, BT28 1XR — as listed by the Department of Justice (NI) on its 'Information on our court offices' page. Listed as an operating court office (i.e. open).
Local context
Examination practicalities
These local reference points are included as context for examinations and records, not as a statement that a listed practitioner holds a post at any named organisation.
Clinical setting
Magistrates' courts and county courts sit at Lisburn Courthouse, and the office handles fines, bail, maintenance and family proceedings enquiries. NOT CONFIRMED — this is from a search summary of the nidirect 'Lisburn Court' contact page; when fetched directly that page returned only navigation chrome with no court detail. Confirm the sitting types with NICTS before publishing.
Teaching presence
SINGLE NI-WIDE COUNTY COURT JURISDICTION — CONFIRMED. Section 1 of the Justice Act (Northern Ireland) 2015 provides: 'Northern Ireland is no longer to be divided into county court divisions and petty sessions districts', and the jurisdiction and powers of a county court or a magistrates' court are exercisable throughout the whole of Northern Ireland. Section 1 came into operation on 31 October 2016 (Justice (2015 Act) (Commencement No. 7 and Saving Provisions) Order (NI) 2016). Do NOT repeat the 'seven County Court Divisions' claim — it has been wrong for nearly ten years.
Coroner area
IMPORTANT NUANCE the brief did not mention: section 2 of the same Act preserves ADMINISTRATIVE court divisions. 'The Department, after consultation with the Lord Chief Justice, shall by directions divide Northern Ireland' into administrative court divisions, which may differ 'for all purposes of a court' or 'for specified purposes of a court'. So statutory divisions are gone, but administrative divisions still exist for listing and case-management. Content should say 'a single NI-wide county court jurisdiction, with administrative court divisions for listing purposes' rather than implying no geographic structure at all.
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Northern Ireland context
Proceedings issued in Lisburn (plain H1, no italic emphasis) follow the Northern Ireland procedural context set out on the Northern Ireland page.
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