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Criminal law [2016] JRC 056

AG -v- Delalonde and Mesnage

AG -v- Delalonde and Mesnage [2016] JRC 056 (04 March 2016)

Sentencing for repeated illegal scallop dredging and false fishing declarations in Jersey's 3-mile limit, resulting in substantial fines and default imprisonment.

  • Fisheries offences
  • False information
  • Marine conservation
  • Sentencing
  • Fisheries-offences
  • False-information
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Criminal law

Att. Gen. v Lefilleul

Att. Gen. v Lefilleul [2006] JLR_Note 33 (20 October 2006)

A Jersey fisheries case concerning breach of minimum size limits. The respondent was found guilty of offending under the Jersey fisheries regulations.

  • Minimum size limits
  • Fisheries offences
  • Fisheries-offences
  • Minimum-size-limits
  • Criminal-law
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Criminal law [1999] UR 39

1999/39 - AG v Tittering and Ors

1999/39 - AG v Tittering and Ors [1999] UR 39 (24 February 1999)

The court fined Mr McClafferty ÂŁ200 for disposing of an ormers catch and frustrating fisheries inquiries, noting his novice status, remorse, and limited means.

  • Disposal of catch
  • Obstruction of investigation
  • Fisheries offences
  • Fisheries-offences
  • Sentencing
  • Obstruction-of-investigation
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Criminal law

Att. Gen. v Bertot

Att. Gen. v Bertot [1995] JLR_Note 24b (03 August 1995)

A Jersey fisheries case in which Bertot was found guilty of obstructing fishery officers in the execution of their duties.

  • Obstruction of fishery officers
  • Fisheries offences
  • Obstruction-of-fishery-officers
  • Fisheries-offences
  • Criminal-law
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