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The Royal Court sentenced a chartered accountant for knowingly giving Revenue Jersey false GST information and ordered compensation to the affected client.
AG v Ferguson [2024] JRC 218 (18 October 2024)
Sentencing for a joint-enterprise burglary of a pub and adjoining flat, with extensive damage, guilty pleas, and a total sentence of 3 years' imprisonment.
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 Porter [2024] JRC 112 (14 May 2024)
After a two-day trial, Ryan Martin Porter was convicted of grave and criminal assault and possession of an offensive weapon after attacking Mr X with a bat.
The Attorney General v Julie Ann Harrigan [2021] JRC 288 (15 November 2021)
Sentencing for a Jersey lawyer who misappropriated client funds while acting as a curator and failed to file accounts. She received 3 years’ imprisonment and a compensation order.
AG v Livesey 11-Dec-2020 [2020] JRC 257 (11 December 2020)
Sentencing for domestic burglary at night: despite seriousness, the court imposed a non-custodial sentence, compensation, community service, and probation.
Sentencing after guilty pleas for a prolonged charity fraud, forgery and uttering forged documents. The Royal Court imposed 7 years’ imprisonment plus confiscation and compensation orders.
AG v Vieira [2019] JRC 226A (22 November 2019)
Sentencing for income support fraud: the defendant received 18 months’ imprisonment, a compensation order, costs, and no deportation recommendation.
AG -v- Quemard [2017] JRC 168 (13 October 2017)
Given the serious breach of trust, the amount stolen, and absence of exceptional circumstances, a custodial sentence is inevitable. Mitigation for delay in prosecution justified a reduction in sentence length. No compensation order imposed due to lack of means to pay.
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AG v T [2017] JRC 161 (02 October 2017)
Sentencing judgment for sexual offences imposing 8 years’ imprisonment, notification requirements, restraining orders, and a £50,000 compensation order.
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