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The Attorney General v Findlay John Mackay

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.

  • Importation-of-class-a-drugs
  • Sentencing-mitigation
  • Drug-purity
  • Courier-liability
  • Forfeiture
  • Drug-offences
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The Attorney General v Marizel Perlaza Penagos

Sentencing following guilty pleas for possession of criminal property and importing heroin and cocaine. The Royal Court imposed 5½ years, made confiscation orders, and recommended deportation.

  • Sentencing
  • Possession-of-criminal-property
  • Importation-of-class-a-drugs
  • Heroin
  • Cocaine
  • Confiscation-order
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The Attorney General v Jake Lee Thompson

The Royal Court sentenced Jake Lee Thompson for cocaine importation, giving 5 years and 8 months’ imprisonment after mitigation, with confiscation postponed.

  • Importation-of-cocaine
  • Fraudulent-evasion-of-importation-prohibition
  • Guilty-plea-mitigation
  • Forfeiture-and-destruction
  • Confiscation-postponement
  • Drug-offences
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The Attorney General v Philip Roy Delduca

Sentencing for importing 112 grams of 80% pure cocaine into Jersey. The court imposed 3 years and 10 months after credit for plea and exceptional co-operation.

  • Importation-of-cocaine
  • Fraudulent-evasion-of-prohibition-on-importation
  • Sentencing-mitigation
  • Guilty-plea-credit
  • Confiscation-order
  • Forfeiture-and-destruction-of-drugs
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Criminal-law

The Attorney General v James Andrew Harris

Sentencing for heroin supply and criminal property: the Royal Court imposed 4 years 9 months, plus confiscation and forfeiture orders.

  • Sentencing
  • Possession-with-intent-to-supply-heroin
  • Criminal-property
  • Confiscation
  • Benefit-declaration
  • Guilty-plea-credit
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The Attorney General v Charlie James Roy

Sentencing in the Royal Court for drug possession and supply offences. The defendant received a total of 5 years’ imprisonment, with forfeiture and confiscation adjourned.

  • Possession-with-intent-to-supply
  • Possession-of-controlled-drugs
  • Concerned-in-supply-of-controlled-drugs
  • Class-a-and-class-b-drugs
  • Forfeiture-and-destruction
  • Confiscation-adjournment
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Criminal-law

The Attorney General v Steven David Herring

The Royal Court sentenced Steven David Herring to 4 years for importing 82.4 grams of high-purity heroin, with forfeiture and destruction ordered.

  • Importation-of-controlled-drugs
  • Heroin
  • Class-a-drugs
  • Courier-role
  • Mitigation
  • Forfeiture-and-destruction
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Criminal-law

The Attorney General v Rorey Benjamin Allo

The Royal Court sentenced a 21-year-old for multiple drug offences, imposed youth detention, and made confiscation and forfeiture orders.

  • Possession-of-controlled-drugs-with-intent-to-supply
  • Possession-of-criminal-property
  • Youth-detention-sentencing
  • Confiscation-order
  • Forfeiture-and-destruction-of-drugs
  • Drug-offences
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