Att. Gen. v Barr [2003] JLR_Note 12 (21 February 2003)
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Possession of drugs while in prison is an aggravating factor and justifies a custodial sentence.
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sentence imposed
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Attorney General
ApplicantBarr
Respondent03
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Criminal / Sentencing
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What is the appropriate sentence for possession of drugs in prison?
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Jersey criminal law
Possession of drugs in prison is a serious offence warranting custodial sentences.
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Possession of drugs while in prison is an aggravating factor and justifies a custodial sentence.
Court disposition
sentence imposed
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