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Criminal law [2019] JRC 006A

Gill v AG

Gill v AG [2019] JRC 006A (23 January 2019)

Leave to appeal was refused against a 2-year youth detention sentence for prolonged drug supply and possession offences. The court held it was not manifestly excessive.

  • Sentencing
  • Youth offenders
  • Drug offences
  • Appeals against sentence
  • Appeals-against-sentence
  • Drug-offences
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Criminal law [2004] JRC 221

Marett v AG

Marett v AG [2004] JRC 221 (21 December 2004)

Application for leave to appeal against a 30-month aggregate sentence was granted, but the appeal was dismissed. The court upheld consecutive sentencing and found no manifest excess.

  • Sentencing
  • Totality principle
  • Consecutive and concurrent sentences
  • Appeals against sentence
  • Totality-principle
  • Consecutive-sentences
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Criminal law [2003] JCA 125A

Green v AG

Green v AG [2003] JCA 125A (18 July 2003)

The Court of Appeal of Jersey held that Article 35(4) of the Court of Appeal (Jersey) Law 1961 remained operative, but issued practice directions to make loss-of-time decisions fairer.

  • Appeals against sentence
  • Computation of sentence
  • Prisoner treatment
  • Loss of time
  • Discretion under article 35(4)
  • European convention on human rights compliance
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Criminal law

Uddin v Att. Gen.

Uddin v Att. Gen. [1994] JLR_Note 8a (22 August 1994)

Criminal appeal concerning a sentence appeal against a probation order in Jersey.

  • Appeals against sentence
  • Probation orders
  • Criminal-law
  • Sentencing
  • Probation-orders
  • Appeals-against-sentence
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