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Criminal law [2023] JRC 098

Fernandes v AG

Fernandes v AG [2023] JRC 098 (20 June 2023)

The Royal Court dismissed a sentencing appeal for blackmail, upholding 12 months’ imprisonment and finding no error in the Magistrate’s jurisdictional decision.

  • Blackmail
  • Sentencing
  • Jurisdiction
  • Appeal procedure
  • Criminal-appeal
  • Magistrates-court-jurisdiction
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Criminal law [2004] JRC 044

AG v Duchesne

AG v Duchesne [2004] JRC 044 (12 March 2004)

Sentencing judgment for blackmail: the court imposed 18 months’ imprisonment, suspended for 2 years, after finding exceptional mitigating circumstances.

  • Blackmail
  • Sentencing
  • Mitigation
  • Suspended sentence
  • Suspended-sentence
  • Criminal-law
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Criminal law [2002] JRC 87

Sangster v AG

Sangster v AG [2002] JRC 87 (29 April 2002)

The Jersey Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal out of time against an 18-month sentence for demanding money with menaces, finding it was not manifestly excessive.

  • Sentencing
  • Blackmail
  • Mitigation
  • Appeals procedure
  • Appeals-procedure
  • Criminal-law
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Criminal law [2001] JRC 247A

AG v Sangster and Sangster

AG v Sangster and Sangster [2001] JRC 247A (14 December 2001)

Sentencing for blackmail. The court imposed custodial sentences and fines, treating the offence as aggravated by the misuse of a sexual abuse allegation and involvement of a minor.

  • Blackmail
  • Sentencing
  • Mitigation
  • Child involvement in crime
  • Drug forfeiture
  • Child-involvement-in-crime
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