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The Attorney General v Nathan Stanton Monks

Sentencing for grave and criminal assault, the Royal Court imposed 9 months’ imprisonment after a guilty plea, with minor injuries and prior convictions noted.

  • Grave and criminal assault
  • Guilty plea
  • Previous convictions
  • Custodial sentence
  • Grave-and-criminal-assault
  • Sentencing
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Criminal law

Att. Gen. v Bowler

Att. Gen. v Bowler [2009] JLR_Note 39 (12 August 2009)

A Jersey Law Reports note on proving previous convictions in criminal proceedings and the evidentiary requirements that apply.

  • Evidence
  • Previous convictions
  • Proof in criminal proceedings
  • Criminal-law
  • Previous-convictions
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Criminal law [2000] JRC 1

AG v Owens

AG v Owens [2000] JRC 1 (06 January 2000)

Sentencing after guilty pleas for grave and criminal assault and malicious damage. The Royal Court imposed two years’ imprisonment and fines on the damage counts.

  • Grave and criminal assault
  • Malicious damage
  • Sentencing
  • Mitigation
  • Previous convictions
  • Criminal-sentencing
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Criminal law

Williams v Att. Gen.

Williams v Att. Gen. [1989] JLR_Note 11a (03 July 1989)

A Jersey law report note concerning whether previous convictions are relevant in a parking offences matter.

  • Parking offences
  • Previous convictions
  • Parking-offences
  • Previous-convictions
  • Criminal-law
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Criminal law [1968] JJ 1001

Att. Gen. v Griffin

Att. Gen. v Griffin [1968] JJ 1001 (21 November 1968)

The court held that a magistrate may be told of an accused’s previous convictions after counsel’s address and before conviction, if needed to decide remittal to the Royal Court.

  • Fair trial
  • Judicial bias
  • Previous convictions
  • Remittal to royal court
  • Criminal-procedure
  • Fair-trial
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