DB v Att. Gen. [2008] JLR_Note 31 (29 July 2008)
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The court considered the appropriateness of community service as a sentence in the circumstances of the case.
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DB
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Whether community service is an appropriate sentence
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Jersey criminal procedure
Community service may be imposed as a sentence in appropriate criminal cases.
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The court considered the appropriateness of community service as a sentence in the circumstances of the case.
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