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Mildren v AG [2019] JRC 009A (31 January 2019)
The court quashed a conviction for driving whilst disqualified after finding the disqualification had expired, and quashed a consecutive driving ban imposed without statutory power.
Cooper -v- AG [2013] JRC 085A (07 May 2013)
The court granted an out-of-time appeal, upheld a 5-year driving disqualification, and replaced a 1-month child neglect prison term with a ÂŁ400 fine.
Vibert -v- AG [2012] JRC 237 (20 December 2012)
The Royal Court of Jersey allowed Mr Vibert to reinstate an abandoned appeal and reduced default imprisonment for unpaid parking fines from 42 days to 21 days.
In the matter of G [2011] JRC 066 (28 March 2011)
The court granted leave to appeal out of time, set aside fact-finding findings, and directed that further child care and contact proceedings move to the Royal Court.
In the matter of C [2010] JCA 063 (22 March 2010)
The Court of Appeal upheld a care order for a child under the Children (Jersey) Law 2002, finding the statutory threshold was met and refusing Mrs L’s appeal.
S -v- AG [2009] JRC 226 (18 November 2009)
Appeal out of time was allowed because a transcription error in a police interview misled the trial court on reasonable chastisement.
Chartier v Jersey Post [2007] JRC 212 (15 November 2007)
The Court refused leave to appeal out of time, holding that the retrial was not confined to the old evidence and could hear all relevant material.
Lescroel v Le Vesconte [2007] JRC 091 (30 April 2007)
Appeal allowed from a strike-out for failure to issue a summons for directions; the court reinstated the action and granted leave to appeal out of time.
Ahmed -v- AG -20-12-2006 [2006] JRC 196 (20 December 2006)
The court granted leave to appeal out of time but dismissed an appeal against an 8-month sentence for escaping from lawful custody as not wrong in principle or manifestly excessive.
Le Clech v AG [2002] JRC 226 (02 December 2002)
The Royal Court refused leave to appeal out of time against a sentence for allowing oneself to be carried in a stolen vehicle, finding no sufficient basis to extend time.
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