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AG -v- Linden [2012] JRC 161 (07 September 2012)
At sentencing for careless driving causing a fatal crash, the court imposed a ÂŁ750 fine, 12 months' disqualification, and a retest requirement.
AG -v- Bailey [2009] JRC 077 (17 April 2009)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a repeat offender for careless driving, driving without insurance and licence, and receiving stolen goods, imposing 19 months’ imprisonment.
AG v Harben [2007] JRC 075 (23 March 2007)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced Scott Robert Harben for five driving-related offences, imposing community service, disqualification, and fines despite mitigation.
AG v Watts [2004] JRC 082 (07 May 2004)
Sentencing for driving under the influence and related driving offences in Jersey, with fines, a driving suspension, and a suspended prison term.
AG v Monge [2003] JRC 172A (06 October 2003)
The appeal was allowed after the court found the magistrate had overestimated the appellant’s intoxication and imposed substitute fines and a driving disqualification.
Hansford v Att. Gen. [1999] JLR_Note 13a (22 February 1999)
The court remitted the matter so the applicant could present mitigation before any disqualification from driving was imposed.
Freeborn v Att. Gen. [1995] JLR_Note 21b (25 September 1995)
Note on a driving-under-influence matter concerning whether a motorist’s change of mind after a police stop affected liability.
Pannetier v Att. Gen. [1994] JLR_Note 12b (11 April 1994)
A Jersey Law Reports note in Pannetier v Attorney General held that the court’s discretion in exceeding the speed limit cases should not be fettered.
Reid v Att. Gen. [1994] JLR_Note 11c (21 March 1994)
A Jersey law note on disqualification from driving, holding that the applicant should have been allowed to make submissions before the order was made.
Steer v Att. Gen. [1992] JLR_Note 9c (20 January 1992)
A Jersey note case on drink-driving procedure, addressing whether an accused is entitled to independent analysis of blood samples.
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