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Criminal law [2016] JRC 108

AG -v- Esnouf

AG -v- Esnouf [2016] JRC 108 (17 June 2016)

Sentencing judgment for 28 dishonesty offences involving credit card misuse, where the Jersey court imposed 12 months’ imprisonment and a compensation order.

  • Larceny
  • Attempted larceny
  • Money laundering
  • Sentencing
  • Compensation orders
  • Attempted-larceny
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Criminal law [2015] JRC 074

AG -v- Howard

AG -v- Howard [2015] JRC 074 (17 April 2015)

Sentencing for commercial breaking and entering, larceny, attempted larceny, and malicious damage committed while intoxicated. The court imposed community orders and treatment requirements.

  • Breaking and entering
  • Larceny
  • Attempted larceny
  • Malicious damage
  • Sentencing
  • Community service
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Criminal law [2012] JRC 178

AG -v- Le Geyt

AG -v- Le Geyt [2012] JRC 178 (05 October 2012)

Sentencing decision on multiple burglary, larceny, assault, and resisting-police offences. The court imposed consecutive terms for some counts to reflect protection of police officers.

  • Breaking and entering
  • Larceny
  • Attempted larceny
  • Resisting police
  • Assault on police
  • Malicious damage
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v James Alistair Giles

Sentencing after guilty pleas for attempted larceny and serious motoring offences. The Royal Court imposed 15 months’ youth detention and 3 years’ driving disqualification.

  • Attempted larceny
  • Drunk and disorderly conduct
  • Taking and driving away a motor vehicle without consent
  • Failing to stop and report an accident
  • Dangerous driving
  • Resisting arrest
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