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AG v Falle [2019] JRC 062 (04 April 2019)
The Jersey Royal Court imposed a total of 4 years’ imprisonment for multiple counts of illegal entry and larceny, treating drug use and occupied homes as aggravating.
AG -v- B [2018] JRC 050 (05 March 2018)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a youth offender for causing serious injury by dangerous driving, imposing 200 hours community service and a four-year driving ban.
McCormick -v- AG [2015] JCA 158 (29 July 2015)
The Court of Appeal dismissed McCormick’s sentence appeal, upholding a 25-year minimum term for murder and finding the sentencing court’s reasoning sufficient.
The Royal Court sentenced James Christopher Power to 2 years’ imprisonment for two counts of breaking and entering and larceny, running concurrently.
AG v Laverty [2004] JRC 159 (10 September 2004)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced Laverty for a violent assault, but imposed an 18-month probation order instead of imprisonment, citing mitigation and support needs.
AG v Ferreira [2002] JRC 172 (20 September 2002)
Sentencing judgment for indecent assault. The court found aggravating and mitigating features, imposed 2 years and 6 months’ imprisonment, and recommended deportation.
AG v Corcoran [2001] JRC 218 (26 October 2001)
A young first offender who robbed a woman at knife point was sentenced to 2.5 years’ Youth Detention, despite mitigation including an early guilty plea.
AG v Swift [2000] JRC 83 (15 May 2000)
At sentencing, the court imposed an effective 10-month custodial term for drug supply and related offences, citing aggravating features and sentencing guidance.
Att. Gen. v Ernest Farley & Son Ltd. [2000] JLR_Note 47c (14 April 2000)
Sentencing note on fines for breach of safety legislation, emphasizing that aggravating and mitigating factors must be balanced when setting penalties.
1999/150 - AG v Chevalier and Riant [1999] UR 150 (3 September 1999)
Two defendants received 30 months’ imprisonment for a premeditated public assault, after the Royal Court weighed aggravating factors against youth, guilty pleas, and remorse.
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