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AG v O (Royal Court : Sentencing (Criminal) : Le Cocq) [2025] JRC 166 (23 June 2025)
The Royal Court of Jersey sentenced O to 8 years concurrent imprisonment for sexual offences against a young child, and imposed sex offender notification and restraining orders.
AG v Marquis [2023] JRC 181 (06 October 2023)
Sentencing decision in a Jersey sex offences case imposing a 21-month concurrent prison term, five-year registration restrictions, forfeiture of computers, and costs.
Q v R (Family) - [2023] JRC 072 (04 May 2023)
The Royal Court refused a mother’s application for shared residence and shared care, finding unresolved alcohol misuse, harassment, and risk to the child.
AG v Bulpin [2020] JRC 162 (11 August 2020)
The Royal Court held that making indecent images of children can include deliberate downloading to a device’s cache, without proof the defendant knew how cache storage worked.
AG v Bulpin [2020] JRC 141B (21 July 2020)
The Royal Court admitted evidence of a defendant’s later sexual-grooming conviction under Jersey bad character rules, but not as explanatory evidence.
In the matter of LL and MM (Prohibited Steps Order and Residence Order) [2020] JRC 137 (09 July 2020)
The court ordered the children to live with their mother in Country 1, granted the father joint parental responsibility, and discharged the prohibited steps order.
AG v Facchino [2020] JRC 093 (27 May 2020)
The court sentenced the defendant to six years’ imprisonment, imposed a 10-year notification period under Jersey sex offender law, and ordered forfeiture and destruction of property.
Leigh v AG [2019] JRC 244A (18 December 2019)
The court corrected sentencing miscalculations in an indecent images case but upheld the sentence, confirming that 100 or more images at any level is aggravating.
A and B and ors v Minister for Health and Social Services and anor [2019] JRC 028 (19 February 2019)
The Royal Court refused leave for judicial review over child-protection decisions, holding the claims should instead be brought by order of justice under the Human Rights (Jersey) Law 2000.
AG -v- W [2018] JRC 061 (20 March 2018)
After conviction for multiple sexual offences against two girls, the court imposed 13 years’ concurrent imprisonment and 10-year restrictive orders.
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