AG -v- Wren [2007] JRC 163 (23 August 2007)
Given the exceptional circumstances, including the defendant's mental condition, lack of harm to the victim, absence of re-offending, and unanimous expert and prosecutorial support for probation, a 3-year probation order is imposed instead of an 18-month custodial sentence.
- Citation
- [2007] JRC 163
- Parties
- Defendant: Mr Wren; Prosecution: The Crown
- Jurisdiction
- Jersey
- Judgment Date
- 23 August 2007
- Procedural Posture
- Criminal / Sentencing
- Outcome
- Probation order for 3 years with conditions; forfeiture and destruction of weapons and video disc.
- Legal Topics
- Indecent Assault, Possession of Indecent Images, Possession of Offensive Weapons, Probation Orders, Sentencing
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Parties
Mr Wren
Defendant
The Crown
Prosecution
Procedural Posture
Criminal / Sentencing
Legal Issues
- 1 Appropriate sentence for indecent assault of a minor
- 2 Appropriate sentence for possession of indecent photograph of a child
- 3 Appropriate sentence for possession of offensive weapons
Ratio Decidendi
Given the exceptional circumstances, including the defendant's mental condition, lack of harm to the victim, absence of re-offending, and unanimous expert and prosecutorial support for probation, a 3-year probation order is imposed instead of an 18-month custodial sentence.
Court Disposition
Probation order for 3 years with conditions; forfeiture and destruction of weapons and video disc.
Orders
- Defendant placed on probation for 3 years with specified conditions regarding contact with minors, employment, residence, and cooperation with treatment and professionals.
- Forfeiture and destruction of weapons and video disc.
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