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AG v Y [2022] JRC 002 (06 January 2022)
A 15-year-old defendant was sentenced to 9 months’ youth detention for affray and related offences, with prior probation orders revoked and a 2-year restraining order imposed.
AG v Moon 18-Mar-2021 [2021] JRC 079 (18 March 2021)
The Royal Court gave directions on a mental disorder defence, held that late expert evidence required leave, and set out jury questions for assault and affray counts.
AG v Henderson-Bell 30-Sep-2019 [2019] JRC 187 (20 September 2019)
The defendant's conduct constituted a serious affray with elements of premeditation and significant threat to public safety, but strong mitigation including remorse, mental health crisis, and rehabilitation efforts justified a non-custodial sentence with community service, fines, probation, and treatment orders.
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Sentencing for alcohol-fuelled street violence: Le Geyt received concurrent custodial terms, while L’Enfant received a suspended sentence after guilty pleas and remorse were accepted.
AG -v- Duffy [2017] JRC 131 (18 August 2017)
Sentencing for alcohol-fuelled domestic violence and affray, including threats with knives against police, resulting in custody and protective orders.
AG -v- Richomme [2016] JRC 128A (21 July 2016)
Sentence for affray involving two kitchen knives was held to require custody, resulting in 14 months’ imprisonment after guilty plea and personal mitigation.
AG -v- Da Silva [2016] JRC 046 (19 February 2016)
Sentencing for affray involving a knife and alcohol. The Royal Court imposed 18 months’ imprisonment, ordered forfeiture of the weapon, and declined deportation.
AG -v- Veloso [2015] JRC 265 (18 December 2015)
The court revoked probation and community service orders after breaches, threats to probation staff, and failure to comply, imposing 9 months’ youth detention.
AG -v- De Freitas and Hepburn [2015] JRC 191A (18 September 2015)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced Hepburn and De Freitas to custody for affray arising from a drink-fuelled street confrontation, with lesser offences dealt with separately.
AG -v- Richomme [2015] JRC 096 (08 May 2015)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young offender to 18 months’ youth detention after repeated breaches of non-custodial orders and a subsequent affray.
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