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Civil procedure [2026] JRC 020

Carroo Construction Limited v Peroh (Royal Court : Hearing

Carroo Construction Limited v Peroh (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil) : Cadin : Expert evidence) [2026] JRC 020 (19 January 2026)

The Royal Court of Jersey refused the Plaintiff permission to adduce Mr Jones’s expert evidence, finding his affidavit incomplete, selective, and non-independent.

  • Expert evidence
  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Independence of expert witnesses
  • Litigation conduct
  • Expert-evidence
  • Admissibility-of-evidence
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Criminal law [2025] JRC 333

AG v Du Maurier (Royal Court : Hearing

AG v Du Maurier (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal) : Bailhache, W) [2025] JRC 333 (8 December 2025)

The Royal Court of Jersey held that evidence of coercive and controlling behaviour was admissible as relevant evidence, not bad character evidence, in a perverting the course of justice case.

  • Bad character evidence
  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Perverting the course of justice
  • Coercive and controlling behaviour
  • Bad-character-evidence
  • Admissibility-of-evidence
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Criminal law [2025] JRC 322

AG v Quinn (Royal Court : Hearing

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.

  • Bad character evidence
  • Expert evidence
  • Self-defence
  • Propensity
  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Bad-character-evidence
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Criminal law [2025] JRC 212

AG v Glas (Royal Court : Hearing

AG v Glas (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal) : MacRae) [2025] JRC 212 (31 July 2025)

The Royal Court refused a late defence application to adduce non-defendant bad character evidence about the complainant in a criminal trial.

  • Bad character evidence
  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Non-defendant bad character
  • Credibility of witnesses
  • Bad-character-evidence
  • Criminal-evidence
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Criminal law [2025] JRC 018

AG v Pounds (Royal Court : Hearing

AG v Pounds (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal)) [2025] JRC 018 (20 January 2025)

The Deputy Bailiff refused to exclude evidence from key witnesses, but excluded evidence of cannabis possession and related guilty plea as prejudicial and lacking probative value.

  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Exclusion of prejudicial evidence
  • Site visits
  • Dangerous driving
  • Intoxication
  • Possession of controlled drugs
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Criminal law [2025] JRC 007

AG v Lis

AG v Lis [2025] JRC 007 (08 January 2025)

A Jersey pre-trial ruling excluded evidence about 175 non-indecent images of children in swimwear, finding their probative value slight and their admission unfair.

  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Bad character evidence
  • Sexual offences
  • Indecent images of children
  • Admissibility-of-evidence
  • Bad-character-evidence
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Criminal law [2024] JRC 251

AG v N

AG v N [2024] JRC 251 (18 November 2024)

Pre-trial ruling on hearsay in a domestic abuse prosecution. Res gestae statements from a 999 call and body-worn video were admitted; the complainant’s later statement was excluded.

  • Hearsay
  • Res gestae
  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Domestic abuse
  • Fair trial rights
  • Res-gestae
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Criminal law [2024] JRC 231

AG v N

AG v N [2024] JRC 231 (16 October 2024)

The Royal Court rejected a defence submission to strike out two particulars of Count 2, holding there was sufficient evidence for the jury under Galbraith.

  • Assault
  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Submission of no case to answer
  • Criminal-law
  • No-case-to-answer
  • Evidence
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Criminal law [2024] JRC 056

AG v Roberts

AG v Roberts [2024] JRC 056 (07 March 2024)

The court allowed late-admitted photographs of the complainant’s injuries after finding they were relevant, admissible, and not unfairly prejudicial to the defence.

  • Disclosure of evidence
  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Fair trial
  • Late disclosure
  • Photographic evidence
  • Criminal-evidence
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