List of Famous Cases Tried in Diplock Courts
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- Shankill Butchers
- Shankill Road bomber Sean Kelly
- Christy Walsh (Case)
- The Milltown Cemetery attack
- The corporals killings
- Danny Morrison (writer)
- R v McCormick 1978 NI, Re:Justice McGonigal ruled that slaps of hand permissible and not form of Torture or degrading and inhumane treatment.
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