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The Royal Court dismissed Michael Quinn’s appeal against sentence after upholding the Magistrate’s Newton hearing findings on an assault allegation.
AG -v- O'Connell [2017] JRC 117 (26 July 2017)
The Jersey Royal Court refused a defendant’s bid to withdraw guilty pleas entered to secure bail, then sentenced him for assault, disorderly conduct, and breach of a binding-over order.
AG -v- Volante-Nobrega [2015] JRC 237 (20 November 2015)
The court sentenced the defendant for breaching probation and community service orders, and for drunk and disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
AG -v- Lister [2015] JRC 183 (04 September 2015)
Sentencing after breach of probation and further offending: the court imposed youth custody for grave and criminal assault, breach of a binding-over order, and a new indictment.
AG -v- Matson [2015] JRC 143 (30 June 2015)
The court sentenced the defendant for drunk and disorderly conduct, obstruction, and assault on a prison officer, stressing that prison officers deserve protection.
Sentencing for drunk and disorderly conduct, obstruction and assault on a prison officer. The court imposed 8 months and 2 weeks, then released the defendant immediately.
AG -v- Richomme [2014] JRC 240A (03 December 2014)
On sentencing a young offender for assaulting a police officer, drunk and disorderly conduct, and illegal entry, the court imposed community service and probation instead of youth detention.
AG -v- De Barros [2013] JRC 079 (19 April 2013)
Sentencing for drunken street violence in St Helier, involving multiple assaults and other offences, ended in 2 years and 1 month’s imprisonment plus a deportation recommendation.
AG v Parrington [2003] JRC 220 (01 December 2003)
The appeal against conviction for drunk and disorderly conduct was dismissed, but the seven-day prison sentence was quashed and replaced with an absolute discharge.
Edgeworth v Att. Gen. [1990] JLR_Note 17a (23 April 1990)
A Jersey Law Reports note addressing the elements of the offence of drunk and disorderly conduct in criminal law.
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