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Immigration [2016] JRC 208

AG -v- E

AG -v- E [2016] JRC 208 (11 November 2016)

After hearing both counsel, the commissioner said deportation would be recommended, with written reasons to follow.

  • Deportation
  • Immigration
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Immigration

Merikhi v. Att. Gen.

Merikhi v. Att. Gen. [2016] 2 JLR_Note 15 (04 October 2016)

Sentencing note on illegal entry into Jersey, addressing the appropriate sentence for an immigration offence under Jersey law.

  • Illegal entry
  • Sentencing
  • Immigration
  • Illegal-entry
  • Criminal-law
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Immigration [2009] JLR 169

De Gouveia v Att. Gen.

De Gouveia v Att. Gen. [2009] JLR 169 (16 May 2009)

A Jersey deportation case asking whether the offender’s continued presence harmed the community and whether deportation was disproportionate under Article 8 ECHR.

  • Deportation
  • European convention on human rights
  • Right to respect for private and family life
  • Article-8
  • Private-and-family-life
  • Immigration-law
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Criminal law

AG v Islam and Chowdhury

Criminal sentencing judgment for importing crack cocaine into Jersey. Both defendants received substantial prison terms, with deportation recommended and forfeiture ordered.

  • Importation of controlled drugs
  • Cocaine
  • Sentencing
  • Mitigation
  • Deportation
  • Forfeiture and destruction
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Immigration [1990] JRC 157

Voon and Hee v AG

Voon and Hee v AG [1990] JRC 157 (25 October 1990)

The court dismissed Voon and Hee’s challenge and held that the deportation order was valid, requiring them to leave Jersey.

  • Residency
  • Deportation
  • Immigration
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