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Criminal-law [2025] JCA 234

AG v Strecker 26-Sept-2025 (Court of Appeal : Appeal

AG v Strecker 26-Sept-2025 (Court of Appeal : Appeal (Criminal) : MacRae, Crow, Perry) [2025] JCA 234 (26 September 2025)

The Court of Appeal held that Article 13 of the Terrorism (Jersey) Law 2002 criminalises inviting support for a proscribed organisation, without limiting the offence to unlawful activities.

  • Statutory-interpretation
  • Proscribed-organisations
  • Terrorism-offences
  • Freedom-of-expression
  • Terrorism-law
  • Criminal-appeal
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Defamation [2012] JRC 092

Pitman -v- Jersey Evening Post and 1st Jersey Ltd

Pitman -v- Jersey Evening Post and 1st Jersey Ltd [2012] JRC 092 (10 May 2012)

The Jersey Royal Court held that a Christmas cartoon in the Jersey Evening Post was not defamatory of the Pitmans, either naturally or by innuendo.

  • Libel
  • Defamatory-meaning
  • Innuendo
  • Freedom-of-expression
  • Threshold-of-seriousness
  • Political-satire
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Administrative-law [2005] JRC 001

Walsh v Jersey Financial Services Commission

Walsh v Jersey Financial Services Commission [2005] JRC 001 (06 January 2005)

Leave for judicial review was refused where the Jersey Financial Services Commission lawfully raised concerns with an employee’s critical website and did not coerce his employer.

  • Judicial-review
  • Freedom-of-expression
  • Regulatory-powers
  • Employment-and-disciplinary-action
  • Administrative-law
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Civil-procedure [1999] UR 199

1999/199 - Le Main v Eves

1999/199 - Le Main v Eves [1999] UR 199 (17 November 1999)

The court kept an interim injunction in place against election-related allegations, except for two paragraphs the defendant did not seek to maintain.

  • Interim-injunctions
  • Freedom-of-expression
  • Defamation
  • Public-interest
  • Election-conduct
  • Election-law
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Media-law [1996] JRC 210

AG v The British Broadcasting Corporation

AG v The British Broadcasting Corporation [1996] JRC 210 (08 November 1996)

The court granted an injunction restraining the BBC from broadcasting material that risked prejudicing ongoing proceedings and the administration of justice.

  • Broadcasting-restrictions
  • Administration-of-justice
  • Media-law
  • Contempt-of-court
  • Freedom-of-expression
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