Att. Gen. v Caversham [2005] JLR_Note 47 (25 November 2005)
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The court determined the appropriate penalty for a regulatory offence under financial services law, emphasizing deterrence and proportionality.
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penalty imposed
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Attorney General
ApplicantCaversham
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What penalties are appropriate for regulatory offences under financial services law?
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Financial Services (Jersey) Law
Penalties for regulatory offences in financial services must reflect the seriousness of the breach and serve as a deterrent.
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The court determined the appropriate penalty for a regulatory offence under financial services law, emphasizing deterrence and proportionality.
Court disposition
penalty imposed
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