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D v AG 16-Dec-2020 [2020] JRC 261 (16 December 2020)
The Royal Court allowed a sentence appeal in part, quashing youth detention for repeated dangerous driving and substituting 170 hours of community service.
AG -v- De Lima [2015] JRC 167 (14 August 2015)
A young defendant was sentenced to 12 months' youth detention for dangerous driving at excessive speed, causing catastrophic injury to the victim.
Morley -v- Reed [2012] JRC 127A (28 June 2012)
Personal injury claim from a road collision. The court found the defendant primarily responsible for turning across the motorcycle’s path, but reduced damages for the plaintiff’s contributory negligence.
Gaspar v Att. Gen. [2007] JLR_Note 28 (15 March 2007)
Road traffic appeal concerning the appropriate period of disqualification from driving under the relevant statutory framework.
Lidgett v Att. Gen. [2005] JLR_Note 43 (03 November 2005)
Road traffic note concerning whether the applicant was lawfully parked in an unloading bay under Jersey parking regulations.
AG v CTK [2004] JRC 015 (23 January 2004)
Sentencing decision imposing 12 months’ youth detention and 2 years’ driving disqualification after repeated offending, probation breach, escape, and dangerous driving.
Lewis v Att. Gen. [2001] JLR_Note 35 (23 July 2001)
The court held that genuine emergency circumstances could justify exemption from a driving disqualification under Jersey road traffic law.
White v Att. Gen. [2001] JLR_Note 25 (21 May 2001)
A Jersey road traffic note on whether parking obstruction in a designated space can amount to an offence where access or traffic is impeded.
1999/204 - AG v Hill [1999] UR 204 (2 December 1999)
The Jersey Court of Appeal upheld an Article 27 conviction for failing to report an accident, but quashed convictions for drink driving and careless driving after unlawful police entry.
Kaye v Rawnsley-Gurd [1987] JLR 537 (08 June 1988)
A Jersey road traffic negligence case holding that where a pedestrian is partly across the road and a crossing is plainly possible, a driver must stop, not just slow down.
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