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The Attorney General v Philip Roy Delduca

Sentencing for importing 112 grams of 80% pure cocaine into Jersey. The court imposed 3 years and 10 months after credit for plea and exceptional co-operation.

  • Importation of cocaine
  • Fraudulent evasion of prohibition on importation
  • Sentencing mitigation
  • Guilty plea credit
  • Confiscation order
  • Forfeiture and destruction of drugs
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Michael Joseph McInerney

After a guilty plea to importing heroin internally into Jersey, the Royal Court sentenced Michael Joseph McInerney to 4½ years’ imprisonment and ordered forfeiture and destruction of the drugs.

  • Importation of controlled drugs
  • Fraudulent evasion of prohibition on importation
  • Sentencing
  • Mitigation
  • Forfeiture and destruction of drugs
  • Drug-importation
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Anthony Christopher Brown

Sentencing for importing 30.4 kilos of cannabis resin into Jersey. The court imposed 6 years' imprisonment, with forfeiture and destruction of the drugs.

  • Importation of controlled drugs
  • Fraudulent evasion of prohibition on importation
  • Courier role
  • Guilty plea mitigation
  • Forfeiture and destruction
  • Confiscation order
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Arlene May Mowat

Sentencing after guilty pleas for importing cocaine and MDMA. The Royal Court imposed probation and community service, finding exceptional personal circumstances.

  • Importation of controlled drugs
  • Fraudulent evasion of prohibition on importation
  • Probation order
  • Community service
  • Mitigation and exceptional circumstances
  • Drug-importation
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Criminal law

Paul Anthony LE PAVOUX v The Attorney General

The Court of Appeal upheld Paul Anthony Le Pavoux’s conviction for being knowingly concerned in the fraudulent importation of diamorphine, but reduced his sentence to 5 years.

  • Importation of controlled drugs
  • Fraudulent evasion of prohibition on importation
  • Reliability of accomplice evidence
  • Sentencing disparity
  • Confiscation order
  • Drug-offences
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v John Stanley Michael Hunt

Sentencing for importing cannabis resin and cocaine. The court held the mistaken belief that only cannabis was involved was not mitigating and imposed 7 years.

  • Importation of controlled drugs
  • Fraudulent evasion of prohibition on importation
  • Cannabis resin
  • Cocaine
  • Mitigation
  • Concurrent sentences
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