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AG v Carter [2022] JRC 289 (19 December 2022)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young offender for common assault, biting a rescuer, and resisting arrest, imposing community service and probation rather than custody.
Uddin v AG 21-Oct-2020 [2020] JRC 221 (21 October 2020)
Appeal against a 6-month custodial sentence for spitting at a police officer was dismissed. The Royal Court found the Magistrate had enough information and the sentence was not excessive.
Appeal against a six-month custodial sentence for spitting at a police officer was dismissed. The Royal Court held the Magistrate had ample information and the sentence was not excessive.
The Royal Court sentenced Michelle Bernice Ahier aka Cox for grave and criminal assault on a police officer and breaches of earlier orders, but suspended the 12-month term for one year.
AG -v- Ahier [2016] JRC 230 (09 December 2016)
The Royal Court sentenced a defendant for assaulting a police officer and related breaches, but suspended the 12-month custodial term for one year due to exceptional personal circumstances.
AG -v- Z [2015] JRC 097 (08 May 2015)
Sentencing decision in a youth case involving repeated breaches, malicious damage, and assault on a police officer, resulting in probation, community service, and a compensation order.
AG -v- Richomme [2014] JRC 240A (03 December 2014)
On sentencing a young offender for assaulting a police officer, drunk and disorderly conduct, and illegal entry, the court imposed community service and probation instead of youth detention.
AG -v- Richomme [2013] JRC 223 (15 November 2013)
Sentencing for common assault, domestic violence, and assault on a police officer. The court imposed 15 months’ imprisonment and discharged probation.
AG -v- Pereira [2013] JRC 214 (08 November 2013)
Sentencing judgment for repeated assaults on police officers, resulting in 2½ years' imprisonment and a recommendation for deportation after Article 8 balancing.
Petriella -v- AG [2013] JRC 163 (20 August 2013)
The court refused to reopen the conviction appeal, reduced a contempt sentence from 3 to 2 months, upheld deportation, and left an 11-month total sentence.
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