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Criminal law [2021] JRC 028

Da Silva v AG 29-Jan-2021

Da Silva v AG 29-Jan-2021 [2021] JRC 028 (29 January 2021)

The Royal Court refused an 18-month-out-of-time criminal appeal, holding there were no substantial grounds and that mandatory driving-test consequences could not be appealed away.

  • Extension of time to appeal
  • Mandatory disqualification
  • Driving test requirement
  • Special reasons for disqualification
  • Extension-of-time-to-appeal
  • Drink-driving
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Criminal law [2005] JRC 025

AG v Hacquoil

AG v Hacquoil [2005] JRC 025 (03 March 2005)

The Royal Court allowed the Attorney General’s appeal, holding that a second Article 16 driving-offence required a mandatory three-year disqualification.

  • Driving under the influence
  • Sentencing
  • Mandatory disqualification
  • Road-traffic-law
  • Mandatory-disqualification
  • Driving-under-the-influence
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Criminal law [2000] JLR 53

Att. Gen. v Power

Att. Gen. v Power [2000] JLR 53 (21 February 2000)

Criminal sentencing appeal on drink-driving disqualification. The court held that a 3-year mandatory disqualification applies only where the later offence is identical.

  • Driving under the influence
  • Sentencing
  • Mandatory disqualification
  • Drink-driving
  • Mandatory-disqualification
  • Road-traffic-law
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Criminal law [1989] JLR 170

Le Monnier v Att. Gen.

Le Monnier v Att. Gen. [1989] JLR 170 (26 April 1989)

On sentencing for drink-driving, the court held that a personal mitigating factor is not a “special reason” under the Road Traffic (Jersey) Law 1956, but a 16-year gap may be.

  • Driving under the influence
  • Sentencing
  • Special reasons
  • Mandatory disqualification
  • Drink-driving
  • Special-reasons
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