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AG v Asplet (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal) : Le Cocq) [2025] JRC 248 (6 October 2025)
The Royal Court of Jersey sentenced a chartered accountant for knowingly giving Revenue Jersey false GST information and ordered compensation to the affected client.
OO v AG [2024] JRC 240 (08 November 2024)
The Royal Court allowed an appeal and set aside a £150 compensation order against the appellant’s father, finding it unreasonable to impose liability without control or causative link.
AG v Jeanne and Timms [2024] JRC 081 (10 April 2024)
The Jersey Royal Court joined co-owners as parties, made confiscation and compensation orders against Mr Jeanne and Mr Timms, set payment periods, and imposed default terms and costs.
AG v Bellas and Louis [2023] JRC 086 (26 May 2023)
The Royal Court reduced monthly compensation payments for two fraud defendants, prioritizing continued repayment to the elderly victim over the risk of default sentences.
AG v Bellas and Louis [2022] JRC 198 (23 September 2022)
Sentencing judgment for fraud involving a vulnerable pensioner, where the court imposed community service and compensation orders rather than immediate imprisonment.
The Attorney General v Keeley Charlotte O'Brien [2021] JRC 304 (06 December 2021)
The Royal Court imposed an 18-month probation order and £400 compensation for illegal entry, criminal damage, and a public order offence, refusing the Crown’s request for custody.
AG v Jeffroy 09-Mar-2021 [2021] JRC 066 (09 March 2021)
Sentencing decision for multiple drink-driving and registration offences, imposing custody, driving disqualification, and compensation after aggravating public-safety risks.
AG v Riddock 05-Feb-2021 [2021] JRC 037 (05 February 2021)
The defendant was sentenced to 2 years and 3 months for larceny as a servant after stealing ÂŁ72,396.94 from her employer over nearly three years.
The Royal Court sentenced Christopher Henry Hall to 12 months’ imprisonment for grave and criminal assault on a prison officer, with forfeiture of a razor blade.
Arthur v AG and AG v Arthur and Ors [2020] JCA 016 (29 January 2020)
The Court of Appeal held that a civil settlement did not reduce confiscation to nil; the benefit figure should be reduced to avoid double counting. It allowed the Attorney General's appeal.
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