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AG v Quinn (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal) : Binnington) [2025] JRC 322 (2 December 2025)
Pre-trial criminal ruling admitting bad character evidence under Article 82F and allowing expert evidence on force used in an alleged prison assault.
AG v Reid (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal) : Le Cocq) [2025] JRC 263 (17 October 2025)
The Royal Court sentenced the defendant to 18 months for grave and criminal assault involving non-fatal strangulation of a vulnerable partner in a domestic setting.
AG v Downey and Skinner (Royal Court : Sentencing (Criminal)) [2025] JRC 079 (24 March 2025)
The Royal Court partly granted the Crown’s bad character application, admitting most prior violence evidence against Downey and Skinner but excluding Skinner’s under-15 convictions.
AG v Downey and Skinner (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal)) [2025] JRC 074 (18 March 2025)
After a jury convicted both defendants of common assault, the Royal Court determined the factual basis for sentencing under Article 50 and held they were jointly responsible from the pub doorway onward.
AG v Porter [2024] JRC 112 (14 May 2024)
After a two-day trial, Ryan Martin Porter was convicted of grave and criminal assault and possession of an offensive weapon after attacking Mr X with a bat.
AG v W [2024] JRC 023 (26 January 2024)
Pre-trial ruling on bad character evidence in an assault case. The Crown’s evidence against the defendant was admitted, while only limited complainant evidence was allowed.
Youth Court assault convictions upheld for GG and HH, but II’s appeal succeeded because the evidence did not safely prove encouragement or assistance.
GG HH II v AG [2023] JRC 131 (25 July 2023)
Appeal from Youth Court convictions for grave and criminal assault. The Royal Court upheld GG and HH’s convictions but allowed II’s appeal.
The Royal Court allowed a defence application to admit alleged bad character evidence about the complainant, finding it had substantial probative value on self-defence.
AG v Withe [2023] JRC 110 (16 February 2023)
The Jersey Royal Court allowed a defence application to admit alleged bad character evidence about the complainant in a self-defence case.
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