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T v S (Matrimonial) [2022] JRC 286 (16 December 2022)
The Jersey Royal Court found the Defendant in contempt for breaching freezing and disclosure orders, including sale of Property I, inadequate disclosure, and late compliance.
AG -v- Gilbraith [2018] JRC 116 (02 July 2018)
The Royal Court found the defendant breached a community service order through repeated lateness, missed appointments, unsatisfactory work, and abusive conduct.
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- Phillips [2014] JRC 023 (24 January 2014)
Sentencing for cannabis supply and possession, plus breach of earlier orders, resulted in additional community service, probation, and a final warning against custody.
Representation of A (Breach of Injunctions) [2012] JRC 033 (13 February 2012)
The Royal Court of Jersey sentenced the defendant to 2 weeks’ imprisonment for admitted breaches of non-molestation and non-communication injunctions.
AG -v- S [2010] JRC 230 (15 December 2010)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young defendant to 10 months' youth detention for multiple offences, citing repeated failure to respond to non-custodial penalties.
AG -v- Povey [2010] JRC 127A (09 July 2010)
The court found Mr Povey in breach of a community service order, imposed a ÂŁ200 fine or two weeks' imprisonment, and required him to complete the remaining 33 hours.
AG -v- Le Geyt [2010] JRC 007 (15 January 2010)
Sentencing of a young offender for repeated offences and breaches of court orders. The court imposed 12 months' youth detention, driving disqualification, and related ancillary orders.
AG -v- Le Masurier 20-Oct-2006 [2006] JRC 149 (20 October 2006)
The court revoked probation and community service orders after non-compliance and a further offence, imposing 1 month’s imprisonment.
Robbins v O Sullivan [2001] JRC 74 (27 March 2001)
The Royal Court found the defendant in contempt for breaching an injunction by contacting and attending the plaintiff, and sentenced him to 7 days' imprisonment.
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