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AG v AB [2024] JRC 174 (21 August 2024)
The Royal Court determined that a mixed indictment against a 17-year-old defendant should be tried by the Inferior Number in the Magistrate’s Court.
AG v RR [2023] JRC 201 (26 October 2023)
A 15-year-old defendant received 15 months’ youth detention for multiple assaults, with probation revoked and restraining orders imposed.
AG v RR [2023] JRC 061 (19 April 2023)
The Royal Court allowed the Crown’s bail appeal, finding bail unreasonable for a 15-year-old convicted of repeated violent offences and remanding him in custody.
D v AG [2022] JRC 228 (24 October 2022)
The Royal Court held the Magistrate’s Court can, in principle, order a sentencing hearing in private, and remitted the matter for reconsideration under the correct principles.
AG v V [2022] JRC 163 (01 August 2022)
A young defendant was sentenced for drug possession and importation offences. The Royal Court imposed community service and probation, not youth detention.
Y v AG 26-May-2021 [2021] JRC 143 (26 May 2021)
The court reduced a young offender’s community service sentence to 180 hours and cut a driving disqualification from 12 months to 6 months.
AG -v- H [2015] JRC 162 (31 July 2015)
A 17-year-old defendant was sentenced to 12 months’ youth detention for assault and grave and criminal assault, with a concurrent term for breach of probation.
AG -v- Richomme [2015] JRC 096 (08 May 2015)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young offender to 18 months’ youth detention after repeated breaches of non-custodial orders and a subsequent affray.
AG -v- F [2012] JRC 115 (08 June 2012)
Sentencing of a 17-year-old for two assault counts after a drunken street attack in Jersey. The court imposed lengthy community service instead of youth detention.
AG -v- W [2011] JRC 074 (08 April 2011)
The defendant, aged 16 at the time of the offence and 17 at sentencing, committed a grave and criminal assault with a knife against a police officer. Despite statutory guidance favoring a 12-month maximum for youth detention, the seriousness of the assault and prior record justified an 18-month concurrent youth detention sentence.
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