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The Royal Court refused Daniel Paul Wheeler’s bail application, holding there was no sufficient change of circumstances since the earlier refusal in December.
AG v Hill 28 Oct 2024 [2024] JRC 227 (28 October 2024)
The Royal Court of Jersey allowed the Crown’s application to try Mr Hill in his absence after finding he had knowingly failed to attend despite full notice.
AG v O'Brien [2024] JRC 096 (19 April 2024)
The court directed that a not guilty plea be entered after the defendant refused to attend, and ordered that the refusal be recorded and reflected in any later sentence or bail decisions.
AG v Grihault [2023] JRC 162 (08 September 2023)
The Royal Court dismissed an appeal against refusal of bail, holding the Magistrate was entitled to find a risk of further offending and a likely custodial sentence.
AG v RR [2023] JRC 061 (19 April 2023)
The Royal Court allowed the Crown’s bail appeal, finding bail unreasonable for a 15-year-old convicted of repeated violent offences and remanding him in custody.
Pearce v AG [2022] JRC 258 (24 November 2022)
The Royal Court held that Article 16 of the 2017 Jersey bail law does not cover appeals against bail conditions, but judicial review remains available.
AG v Freitas [2021] JRC 251 (08 October 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court granted bail to Mr Freitas, finding no sufficient evidence of flight risk or witness interference and imposing residence, contact, and tagging conditions.
Pearce v AG 29-Apr-2021 [2021] JRC 125 (29 April 2021)
The Royal Court refused bail, directed further disclosure under a saisie judiciaire, and adjourned Pearce’s variation application until he complied.
AG v Burnside 09- Mar-2021 [2021] JRC 067 (09 March 2021)
The Bailiff admitted the defendant to bail after guilty pleas to serious offences, finding exceptional circumstances despite the usual presumption toward custodial remand.
AG v Hall 15-Jan-2021 [2021] JRC 007A (15 January 2021)
Bail was granted to a defendant convicted of serious cannabis offences because several personal and procedural factors together amounted to exceptional circumstances.
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