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The Attorney General v Jake Lee Thompson

The Royal Court sentenced Jake Lee Thompson for cocaine importation, giving 5 years and 8 months’ imprisonment after mitigation, with confiscation postponed.

  • Importation of cocaine
  • Fraudulent evasion of importation prohibition
  • Guilty plea mitigation
  • Forfeiture and destruction
  • Confiscation postponement
  • Drug-offences
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Charlie James Roy

Sentencing in the Royal Court for drug possession and supply offences. The defendant received a total of 5 years’ imprisonment, with forfeiture and confiscation adjourned.

  • Possession with intent to supply
  • Possession of controlled drugs
  • Concerned in supply of controlled drugs
  • Class a and class b drugs
  • Forfeiture and destruction
  • Confiscation adjournment
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Steven David Herring

The Royal Court sentenced Steven David Herring to 4 years for importing 82.4 grams of high-purity heroin, with forfeiture and destruction ordered.

  • Importation of controlled drugs
  • Heroin
  • Class a drugs
  • Courier role
  • Mitigation
  • Forfeiture and destruction
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Cedric Joel Conord

The Royal Court sentenced Cedric Joel Conord for importing cocaine and heroin, rejecting a social-supply account and imposing concurrent terms of 6 and 6½ years.

  • Importation of controlled drugs
  • Cocaine
  • Heroin
  • Class a drugs
  • Concurrent sentences
  • Forfeiture and destruction
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Paulo Duarte Pinto

The Royal Court sentenced Paulo Duarte Pinto to 12 months’ probation for possession of a drug utensil and ordered forfeiture of the digital scales, while dismissing his costs application.

  • Possession of utensil for drug offence
  • Probation order
  • Forfeiture and destruction
  • Defence costs
  • Drug-offences
  • Sentencing
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Igor Emanuel Alves Frescata

Sentencing for receiving stolen property and cannabis possession. The Royal Court imposed community service and probation, with forfeiture of the drugs and no deportation recommendation.

  • Receiving stolen property
  • Possession of a controlled drug
  • Cannabis possession
  • Sentencing
  • Probation
  • Community service
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Michelle Glendewar

Sentencing for possession of cocaine and diazepam in Jersey. Despite powerful mitigation and a guilty plea, the court imposed 15 months’ imprisonment and ordered forfeiture.

  • Possession of controlled drugs
  • Cocaine
  • Diazepam
  • Statutory defence under article 8(3)(b)
  • Mitigation
  • Forfeiture and destruction
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Vitor Manuel Seabra David Ferreira

Sentence after a guilty plea for importing a prohibited synthetic cannabinoid: 12 months’ imprisonment, forfeiture and destruction of the drugs, and deportation recommended.

  • Importation of prohibited goods
  • Synthetic cannabinoid
  • Forfeiture and destruction
  • Deportation recommendation
  • Guilty plea mitigation
  • Importation-of-prohibited-goods
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Criminal law

AG-v-Langlands 31-May-2013

Applying the sentencing policy in AG-v-Godson and Crowley, the court treated the case as category 4 but reduced the starting point substantially to reflect the defendant’s guilty pleas and very substantial mitigation, imposing 12 months’ imprisonment on each count concurrently, together with a 5-year notification period, restraining orders, and forfeiture and destruction of the computer equipment.

  • Sentencing
  • Indecent images of children
  • Notification requirements
  • Restraining order
  • Forfeiture and destruction
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