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The Royal Court sentenced Donna Marie Bentley for historic sexual offences against a child, imposing community service, a shorter notification period, a restraining order and costs.
AG v Tremarco (Court of Appeal : Appeal (Criminal)) [2025] JCA 093 (4 April 2025)
The Jersey Court of Appeal allowed the Attorney General’s sentence reference, finding a community service order for repeated domestic violence and strangulation was unduly lenient.
AG v Fairbrace [2024] JRC 202 (02 October 2024)
The court reviewed a breach of a community service order, found the non-compliance serious, but extended time for completion instead of imposing custody.
The Royal Court sentenced Neil MacBrayne for domestic abuse and common assault against his former partner, imposing community service, probation, a restraining order and compensation.
AG v W [2022] JRC 178 (05 August 2022)
The Royal Court imposed five months’ youth detention after repeated failure to comply with community service, and separately fined and banned the defendant for speeding.
AG v W [2022] JRC 041 (08 February 2022)
The Royal Court dealt with a breach of a Community Service Order, found the defendant unwilling to comply, and revoked and re-imposed community service instead of youth detention.
AG v Hutcheson [2022] JRC 031 (04 February 2022)
The court revoked a community service order after the defendant could not complete the remaining hours because of health difficulties and imposed a suspended prison sentence.
AG v Lloyd - 07-Apr-2021 [2021] JRC 096 (07 April 2021)
Sentencing decision for grave and criminal assault and sexual touching without consent, where the court imposed probation and community service instead of custody.
A 17-year-old defendant was sentenced for dangerous driving and related motoring offences, with the Royal Court imposing community service, probation, fines, and driving disqualification.
Sentencing for dangerous driving causing serious injury. The Royal Court imposed 200 hours’ community service, four years’ disqualification, and a retest requirement.
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