AG -v- F [2016] JRC 105 (13 June 2016)

JUDGMENT THE commissioner: 1. In view of the lateness of the hour we are going to produce a written judgment setting out our reasons which will be available as soon as possible. Dealing first with some of the initial issues in terms of Counts 5 and 6 of the original Indictment. We note that no evidence is adduced on those two counts and the defendant is acquitted on those. Secondly, in terms of costs, the application by the Crown is adjourned for a date to be fixed. Thirdly, dealing with the Sex Offenders (Jersey) Law 2010 , we grant the restraining orders as set out in the Crown's submissions and we set the periods both for the notification and for the restraining order as 10 years from today's date in both cases.

2. Turning to the sentences, on Count 1 you are sentenced to 4½ years' imprisonment, on Count 2; 4½ years' imprisonment, concurrent, on Count 3; 5 years' imprisonment, concurrent, and on Count 11; 4 months' imprisonment, consecutive, which makes a total of 5 years and 4 months' imprisonment. Authorities Sex Offenders (Jersey) Law 2010. AG v Brewster 2001/130. AG v Noel [2003] JRC 027 . AG v Freeman [2003] JRC 028 . AG v B. R . [2006] JRC 155 . AG v L [2007] JRC 029 . AG v Foster [2007] JRC 201. AG v G [2009] JRC 148 . AG v Donnelly [2009] JRC 170. AG v X [2010] JRC 111 . J v AG [2016] JCA 090 . AG v Z [2011] JLR 107 . Page Last Updated: 30 Jun 2016 BAILII: Copyright Policy | Disclaimers | Privacy Policy | Feedback | Donate to BAILII