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AG -v- Michieli and Clark [2010] JRC 217B (03 December 2010)
The Jersey Royal Court fined a fisherman and a crew member for fisheries offences, stressing deterrence, crew responsibility, and compliance with licence conditions.
AG -v- Barbelenet and Lefilleul 20-Oct-2006 [2006] JRC 148 (20 October 2006)
The Jersey Royal Court fined two defendants for taking over 1,000 undersized spider crabs and ordered confiscation of the fishing gear, stressing deterrence and strict liability.
Att. Gen. v Lefilleul [2006] JLR_Note 33 (20 October 2006)
A Jersey fisheries case concerning breach of minimum size limits. The respondent was found guilty of offending under the Jersey fisheries regulations.
AG v Grandmougin and Ferrantin [2002] JRC 81 (19 April 2002)
Sentencing for fishing offences in Jersey involving undersized spider crabs and a by-catch breach. The court imposed fines but reduced the by-catch penalty due to lack of awareness of new rules.
1999/39 - AG v Tittering and Ors [1999] UR 39 (24 February 1999)
The court fined Mr McClafferty ÂŁ200 for disposing of an ormers catch and frustrating fisheries inquiries, noting his novice status, remorse, and limited means.
The Royal Court convicted Robert Titterington on three shellfish-regulation counts and Gerard Paul McClafferty on obstruction, fining McClafferty ÂŁ200 with no costs.
1998/169 - AG v Biard [1998] UR 169 (7 August 1998)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced Daniel Maurice Alexandre Biard for fishing within the exclusive three-mile limit, reducing penalty in light of a guilty plea, cooperation, and hardship.
1998/42 - AG v Groult [1998] UR 42 (27 February 1998)
Sentencing for fishing inside Jersey territorial waters, the court imposed reduced fines after accepting mitigation, while stressing deterrence for illegal fishing.
Att. Gen. v Bertot [1995] JLR_Note 24b (03 August 1995)
A Jersey fisheries case in which Bertot was found guilty of obstructing fishery officers in the execution of their duties.
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