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AG v Such [1997] JRC 210 (21 November 1997)

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Holding and result

The court found the respondent guilty based on the evidence and imposed a sentence in accordance with statutory guidelines.

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guilty

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Such

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    Criminal / Judgment

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    Jersey criminal law

    The court must consider the evidence and apply the relevant statutory provisions to determine guilt and sentence.

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Ratio decidendi

The court found the respondent guilty based on the evidence and imposed a sentence in accordance with statutory guidelines.

Court disposition

guilty

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[1997] JRC 210

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