AG v Le Flock [2001] JRC 176 (06 August 2001)

AG v Le Flock [2001] JRC 176 (06 August 2001)

The accused is sentenced for causing a breach of the peace by running in a hostile manner down a public road issuing threats, and for possession of a small quantity of cannabis resin, based on his own account and not on the abandoned assault charge.

Citation
[2001] JRC 176
Parties
Accused: Le Flock; Prosecution: Crown Advocate
Jurisdiction
Jersey
Judgment Date
06 August 2001
Procedural Posture
Criminal / Sentencing
Outcome
conviction and sentencing
Legal Topics
Breach of the Peace, Possession of Controlled Substances
Criminal Law Breach of the Peace Possession of Controlled Substances

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Parties

Le Flock

Accused

Crown Advocate

Prosecution

Procedural Posture

Criminal / Sentencing

Legal Issues

  1. 1 Whether the accused caused a breach of the peace
  2. 2 Whether the accused possessed cannabis resin

Ratio Decidendi

The accused is sentenced for causing a breach of the peace by running in a hostile manner down a public road issuing threats, and for possession of a small quantity of cannabis resin, based on his own account and not on the abandoned assault charge.

Court Disposition

conviction and sentencing

Orders

  • 14 days' imprisonment for breach of the peace
  • 7 days' imprisonment for possession of cannabis resin, consecutive