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Criminal law [2025] JRC 056

E v AG (Royal Court : Hearing

E v AG (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal)) [2025] JRC 056 (26 February 2025)

The Royal Court of Jersey granted an application to remove sex-offender notification requirements, finding the applicant posed a low risk of sexual reoffending and no longer justified continued registration.

  • Sex offenders register
  • Notification requirements
  • Removal of notification requirements
  • Privacy of proceedings
  • Sex-offender-notification
  • Registration-removal
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Criminal law [2024] JRC 149

H v AG

H v AG [2024] JRC 149 (03 July 2024)

The Royal Court granted H’s application to end sex-offender notification requirements, finding the risk of reoffending low and holding the hearing in private.

  • Sex offenders register
  • Notification requirements
  • Privacy of proceedings
  • Sex-offenders-register
  • Notification-requirements
  • Private-hearings
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Criminal law [2024] JRC 044

V v AG

V v AG [2024] JRC 044 (23 February 2024)

The Royal Court heard a denotification application under the Sex Offenders (Jersey) Law 2010, ordered the hearing to be private, and granted removal from notification requirements.

  • Sex offenders register
  • Open justice
  • Denotification orders
  • Risk assessment
  • Sex-offenders-register
  • Denotification-orders
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Criminal law [2023] JRC 136

K v AG

K v AG [2023] JRC 136 (01 August 2023)

The court granted an application to end sex offender notification requirements after finding the applicant presented a low risk of re-offending.

  • Sex offenders register
  • Notification requirements
  • Risk assessment
  • Application for removal from register
  • Sex-offenders-register
  • Notification-requirements
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Criminal law [2023] JRC 044

AG v E

AG v E [2023] JRC 044 (17 March 2023)

The Royal Court sentenced the defendant for rape, imposing 9.5 years on the most serious count, concurrent six-year terms on two others, a 13-year notification period, and lifelong restraining orders.

  • Rape
  • Sentencing
  • Sex offenders register
  • Restraining orders
  • Criminal-law
  • Sex-offenders-register
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Criminal law [2023] JRC 017

Representation of B

Representation of B [2023] JRC 017 (25 January 2023)

The Jersey Royal Court lifted sex offender notification requirements after finding the applicant posed a low risk of reoffending and no longer justified continued registration.

  • Sex offenders register
  • Notification requirements
  • Risk assessment
  • Removal from register
  • Sex-offenders-register
  • Notification-requirements
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Criminal law [2022] JRC 189

K v AG

K v AG [2022] JRC 189 (13 September 2022)

The Royal Court in Jersey discharged an applicant from sex offender notification requirements after finding his current risk of sexual harm no longer justified them.

  • Sex offenders register
  • Notification requirements
  • Risk assessment
  • Discharge of orders
  • Sex-offenders-register
  • Notification-requirements
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Criminal law [2022] JRC 152

AG v Little

AG v Little [2022] JRC 152 (15 July 2022)

Sentencing judgment for making indecent images of children. The Royal Court imposed 12 months’ imprisonment, 5-year restrictive and notification orders, and refused anonymisation.

  • Indecent images of children
  • Sentencing
  • Sex offenders register
  • Anonymisation of judgments
  • Indecent-images-of-children
  • Sex-offenders-register
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Criminal law [2022] JRC 128

AG v Laffoley

AG v Laffoley [2022] JRC 128 (06 June 2022)

The Jersey Royal Court imposed 20-year sex offender register and restraining order periods, ordered forfeiture of telephones, and sentenced the defendant to 9 years 6 months.

  • Sex offenders register
  • Restraining order
  • Breach of restraining order
  • Indecent images of children
  • Sentencing
  • Sex-offenders-register
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Criminal law [2020] JRC 225

AG v Ben-Fradj 23-Oct-2020

AG v Ben-Fradj 23-Oct-2020 [2020] JRC 225 (23 October 2020)

Sentencing for sexual touching without consent: the court imposed 12 months’ imprisonment, extended Sex Offenders Register consequences, and recommended deportation.

  • Sexual offences
  • Sentencing
  • Deportation
  • Sex offenders register
  • Sexual-offences
  • Sex-offenders-register
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