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AG v Glas (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal)) [2025] JRC 102 (4 April 2025)
The Deputy Bailiff refused to withdraw Counts 1 and 2, but withdrew Count 7 by agreement and Counts 9 and 10 for insufficient evidence.
AG -v- M and N [2015] JRC 184 (04 September 2015)
Given the seriousness of the offences, the custodial threshold was passed, but due to the youth of the offenders, their guilty pleas, remorse, delay, and exceptional family circumstances, direct alternatives to custody (probation and community service) were imposed instead of imprisonment.
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AG -v- C [2015] JRC 033A (18 February 2015)
Sentencing judgment for repeated child rape and related sexual offences, imposing life imprisonment with a 10-year minimum term and sex offender notification requirements.
AG -v- X [2014] JRC 113A (15 May 2014)
Sentencing after a jury conviction for gross indecency with a child. The Jersey Royal Court imposed 12 months' imprisonment, notification requirements, and restraining orders.
Att. Gen. v O'Driscoll [2014] 1 JLR_Note 24 (02 April 2014)
A Jersey criminal law note clarifying the elements of the offence of gross indecency.
AG -v- X [2014] JRC 088 (02 April 2014)
The Jersey Royal Court held that gross indecency is not a strict liability offence and that motive or sexual satisfaction need not be proved. The no-case submission was rejected.
AG v Hamon [2003] JRC 149 (29 August 2003)
Sentencing for sexual offences against underage girls. The court imposed concurrent custodial terms, emphasizing the seriousness of exploitation by a mature man.
1998/249 - AG v Snedden, Turner [1998] UR 249 (10 December 1998)
Sentencing appeal in a Jersey gross-indecency case. The court held that a fine, rather than custody, was appropriate for first offenders and increased the penalty to ÂŁ1,000 each.
Att. Gen. v Maguire [1991] JLR_Note 13b (26 September 1991)
A Jersey sentencing note stating that procuring acts of gross indecency are to be treated as separate offences from indecent assault.
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