AG -v- Volante-Nobrega and Teixeira [2015] JRC 198C (28 September 2015)
Majority of Jurats found circumstances sufficiently exceptional to depart from normal custodial policy and impose probation and community service orders instead.
- Citation
- [2015] JRC 198C
- Parties
- Defendant: Teixeira; Defendant: Volante-Nobrega; Prosecution: The Crown
- Jurisdiction
- Jersey
- Judgment Date
- 28 September 2015
- Procedural Posture
- Criminal / Sentencing
- Outcome
- non-custodial sentence imposed by majority decision
- Legal Topics
- Drug Importation, Conspiracy, Larceny, Driving Offences, Sentencing Policy
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Parties
Teixeira
Defendant
Volante-Nobrega
Defendant
The Crown
Prosecution
Procedural Posture
Criminal / Sentencing
Legal Issues
- 1 appropriate sentence for importation and conspiracy to import ecstasy
- 2 mitigation for young offenders
- 3 departure from custodial sentencing policy
Ratio Decidendi
Majority of Jurats found circumstances sufficiently exceptional to depart from normal custodial policy and impose probation and community service orders instead.
Court Disposition
non-custodial sentence imposed by majority decision
Orders
- Teixeira: 312 hours' Community Service Order with 12 month Probation Order (First Indictment); 312 hours' Community Service Order concurrent (Second Indictment); 50 hours' Community Service Order consecutive (Third Indictment); £400 fine with 3 weeks' in default at £50 per week (Fourth Indictment); 3 months' driving...
- Volante-Nobrega: 312 hours' Community Service Order and 12 month Probation Order (Count 1).
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