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The Royal Court sentenced Donna Marie Bentley for historic sexual offences against a child, imposing community service, a shorter notification period, a restraining order and costs.
The Royal Court sentenced a teacher for 12 counts of abuse of trust by sexual act against a 17-year-old pupil, imposing 3 years and 4 months’ imprisonment.
A Jersey court sentenced a doctor for three forgery counts involving 37 false prescriptions, imposing community service rather than custody because mitigation was exceptional.
The Royal Court admitted only limited hearsay in a child-abuse prosecution, excluding most witness statements as overly broad, irrelevant, or unfairly prejudicial.
The Royal Court refused Jakob Mahoney’s application to extend time to appeal his sentence and convictions, finding no realistic prospect of success.
Unopposed confiscation and compensation application granted after appeal. The court accepted exceptional circumstances for late listing and ordered ÂŁ210,438.63.
Mahoney v AG (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal) : Temple) [2026] JRC 098 (16 April 2026)
The Royal Court refused an extension of time to appeal conviction and sentence, finding minimal merit in the proposed appeal and no exceptional grounds after guilty pleas.
The Royal Court sentenced Findlay Mackay to 4 years and 4 months for importing 69 grams of cocaine, rejecting a low-purity reduction but granting substantial personal mitigation.
AG v De Caires (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal) : Temple) [2026] JRC 088 (31 March 2026)
The Royal Court of Jersey sentenced Daniel De Caires to 6 years and 9 months for drug trafficking and harassment, and imposed a 6-year restraining order.
AG v Ahier (Royal Court : Sentencing (Criminal) : MacRae) [2026] JRC 068 (27 February 2026)
The Royal Court of Jersey sentenced a defendant for seven counts of knowingly using forged £20 notes, imposing 15 months’ imprisonment and forfeiture of the notes.
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