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Administrative law [2019] JRC 56B

Prospective Applicant v Chief Officer of the States of Jersey Police

Prospective Applicant v Chief Officer of the States of Jersey Police [2019] JRC 56B (02 April 2019)

Judicial review of a Jersey police no-consent decision: the Court refused broad disclosure, but ordered a further affidavit on the 8 November 2018 review decision.

  • Judicial review
  • Disclosure
  • Duty of candour
  • Money laundering
  • Police powers
  • Anonymity orders
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Civil procedure [2019] JRC 032

Prospective Applicant v Chief Officer of the States of Jersey Police

Prospective Applicant v Chief Officer of the States of Jersey Police [2019] JRC 032 (28 February 2019)

The court continued anonymity and private-hearing orders in a judicial review, finding that identification would cause sufficiently severe business and reputational harm.

  • Anonymity orders
  • Open justice
  • Article 8 echr
  • Article 10 echr
  • Judicial review
  • Police consent powers
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Child protection [2015] JRC 252

X Children -v- Minister for Health and Social Services

X Children -v- Minister for Health and Social Services [2015] JRC 252 (08 December 2015)

The Jersey Royal Court allowed disclosure of post-October 2014 expert reports from child abuse proceedings to the Jersey Care Inquiry, subject to redaction.

  • Disclosure of documents
  • Public inquiry
  • Balancing exercise
  • Anonymity orders
  • Disclosure-of-documents
  • Public-inquiry
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Civil procedure [2015] JRC 045A

X Children -v- Minister for Health and Social Services

X Children -v- Minister for Health and Social Services [2015] JRC 045A (24 February 2015)

The court ordered reporting restrictions to protect the identities of three child plaintiffs in a negligence claim over alleged abuse and neglect, while keeping hearings public.

  • Open justice
  • Reporting restrictions
  • Anonymity orders
  • Child protection
  • Negligence
  • Open-justice
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