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Att. Gen. v W [2011] JLR_Note 15 (08 April 2011)

Criminal Law Sentencing Young Offenders

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Jurisdiction: Jersey
Posture: Criminal / Sentencing

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The court considered the appropriate sentence for a young offender under Jersey criminal law.

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appropriate sentence for young offenders

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