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Criminal-law [2020] JRC 260

AG v Bulpin 15-Dec-2020

AG v Bulpin 15-Dec-2020 [2020] JRC 260 (15 December 2020)

Sentencing judgment for indecent images and child grooming, with mental health detention ordered under Jersey law and sex offender restrictions imposed.

  • Sexual-offences-against-children
  • Indecent-images
  • Sexual-grooming
  • Mental-health-disposals
  • Sentencing
  • Restrictive-orders
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Criminal-law [2020] JRC 118

A, B and E v HM Attorney General

A, B and E v HM Attorney General [2020] JRC 118 (19 June 2020)

The Royal Court allowed an appeal against conviction for child endangerment after finding the Magistrate applied the wrong recklessness test and relied too heavily on expert evidence.

  • Appeal-against-conviction
  • Child-endangerment
  • Mens-rea-(intention-and-recklessness)
  • Judicial-recusal
  • Expert-evidence
  • Disclosure-obligations
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Criminal-law [2017] JRC 125

AG -v- Salsac

AG -v- Salsac [2017] JRC 125 (04 August 2017)

A 17-year-old defendant was sentenced for making and distributing indecent images of children. The court imposed probation, community service, and restrictive orders, not custody.

  • Distribution-of-indecent-images
  • Making-indecent-images
  • Sentencing-of-young-offenders
  • Probation
  • Community-service
  • Restraining-order
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Criminal-law [2013] JRC 217

AG -v- Lekkerkerker

AG -v- Lekkerkerker [2013] JRC 217 (12 November 2013)

The defendant was sentenced for making and attempting to make indecent photographs of children, with concurrent three-year terms and computer forfeiture.

  • Indecent-images-of-children
  • Sentencing
  • Jurisdiction
  • Mitigating-and-aggravating-factors
  • Deportation
  • Restrictive-orders
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Family-law [2010] JRC 150

Representation of B

Representation of B [2010] JRC 150 (17 August 2010)

The Royal Court of Jersey held that appointing a lawyer for a child in public law care proceedings is discretionary, not automatic, under Article 75.

  • Appointment-of-legal-representative-for-child
  • Joinder-of-child-as-party
  • Discretion-under-article-75-children-(jersey)-law-2002
  • Comparison-with-uk-and-new-zealand-law
  • Convention-rights-of-the-child
  • Child-representation
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Criminal-law [2003] JRC 224

AG v James CMP AKK

AG v James CMP AKK [2003] JRC 224 (03 December 2003)

Sentencing judgment in Jersey for child neglect, indecent assault and motoring offences, with non-custodial sentences for two defendants and youth detention for another.

  • Child-neglect
  • Indecent-assault
  • Youth-detention
  • Community-service
  • Probation
  • Sentencing-guidelines
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