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The Royal Court refused Daniel Paul Wheeler’s bail application, holding there was no sufficient change of circumstances since the earlier refusal in December.
Pearce v AG 29-Apr-2021 [2021] JRC 125 (29 April 2021)
The Royal Court refused bail, directed further disclosure under a saisie judiciaire, and adjourned Pearce’s variation application until he complied.
Morgan v AG [2020] JRC 193 (25 September 2020)
The Royal Court granted bail after a guilty plea, finding exceptional circumstances despite likely imprisonment, and adjourned sentencing with strict conditions.
Byrne -v- AG [2016] JRC 210 (16 November 2016)
The Royal Court reviewed a refusal of bail in a fraud case and granted bail subject to strict conditions, including reporting requirements and a ÂŁ10,000 surety.
The Royal Court remanded Colin Noble in custody after finding repeated breaches of a no-contact bail condition and a real risk of interference with justice.
AG -v- Coughlan [2011] JRC 184A (23 September 2011)
The Royal Court refused to review a magistrate’s decision to refuse bail after repeated breaches of bail conditions and upheld remand in custody.
AG v Warren and Others [2008] JRC 145 (02 September 2008)
The court refused compassionate bail for the defendant to attend his father’s funeral in Thailand, finding an unacceptable risk that he would not return.
Bail application refused for a defendant seeking compassionate release to attend his father's funeral in Thailand; the court found an undue risk of absconding.
AG v Warren and Others [2008] JRC 006B (15 January 2008)
On a second bail application, the court held there was no material change of circumstances since the earlier refusal and again refused bail.
AG v Whelan [2001] JRC 98 (04 May 2001)
The Royal Court held that, on a bail review, defence submissions on the strength of the prosecution case must be heard and may be weighed where relevant.
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