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AG v Smith [2024] JRC 274 (06 December 2024)
Sentencing for repeated Jersey benefit fraud. Despite the custody threshold being met, the court imposed community service and probation after a guilty plea and mitigation.
AG v Goncalves [2022] JRC 097 (22 April 2022)
Sentencing for benefit fraud involving false declarations about cohabitation. The court imposed a 2-year prison sentence suspended for 2 years because of mitigation and delay.
The Attorney General v Kelly Anne Bradley [2021] JRC 285 (12 November 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced Karen and Adrian Bradley to 3 years’ imprisonment for a nine-year benefit fraud involving false household declarations.
AG v Galluzzi [2021] JRC 265 (22 October 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a defendant for a prolonged benefit fraud involving nearly ÂŁ149,000, holding that custody was necessary despite mitigation.
AG -v- Browne [2018] JRC 070 (16 April 2018)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a defendant for income support benefit fraud after she failed to disclose her husband’s presence in the household.
AG -v- Good and Moody [2015] JRC 027 (06 February 2015)
Sentencing for prolonged income support fraud: Mrs Good hid material facts and Mr Moody aided her. Both received 210 hours' community service instead of custody.
AG -v- McLoughlin [2012] JRC 179 (05 October 2012)
Sentencing for benefit fraud in Jersey. The defendant received three years' imprisonment and a compensation order for ÂŁ60,053.33, with 18 months' custody in default.
AG -v- Such [2012] JRC 155 (24 August 2012)
Sentencing for failure to notify changes affecting income support. The court imposed suspended prison terms, supervision, and compensation for improperly claimed benefits.
AG -v- Turner [2012] JRC 147 (03 August 2012)
Sentencing for benefit fraud, the court imposed 210 hours' community service and a compensation order for ÂŁ14,355.76, with default imprisonment terms for non-compliance.
On a guilty plea for benefit fraud, the Royal Court imposed 210 hours’ community service and a compensation order for £14,355.76, with repayment terms and default imprisonment.
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