AG v Tadier [2007] JRC 231 (07 December 2007)
The seriousness of the fraud and breach of trust requires a custodial sentence, but the sentence is suspended solely due to the exceptional needs of the defendant's autistic child, whose welfare would be severely compromised by the defendant's imprisonment.
- Citation
- [2007] JRC 231
- Parties
- Defendant: Mrs Tadier; Employer/complainant: A.C.E.T.
- Jurisdiction
- Jersey
- Judgment Date
- 07 December 2007
- Procedural Posture
- Criminal / Sentencing Judgment
- Outcome
- 2 years' imprisonment suspended for 2 years, with supervision order and 12-month driving disqualification.
- Legal Topics
- Fraud, Dishonesty Offences, Sentencing, Suspended Sentence, Supervision Order, Driving Disqualification
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Parties
Mrs Tadier
Defendant
A.C.E.T.
Employer/complainant
Procedural Posture
Criminal / Sentencing Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the defendant's circumstances are exceptional enough to avoid a custodial sentence for fraud
- 2 Appropriate sentence for fraud and dishonesty offences committed while in a position of trust
Ratio Decidendi
The seriousness of the fraud and breach of trust requires a custodial sentence, but the sentence is suspended solely due to the exceptional needs of the defendant's autistic child, whose welfare would be severely compromised by the defendant's imprisonment.
Court Disposition
2 years' imprisonment suspended for 2 years, with supervision order and 12-month driving disqualification.
Orders
- 2 years' imprisonment on counts 1-52, 53-63, 65-67, 68-72, 73-76, 81 (concurrent); 4 months' imprisonment on count 87 (concurrent); 6 months' imprisonment on count 88 (concurrent); all sentences suspended for 2 years under the Criminal Justice (Suspension of Prison Sentences)(Jersey) Law 2003.
- Supervision order for 2 years under Article 6 of the same law.
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