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AG v Fairbrace [2024] JRC 202 (02 October 2024)
The court reviewed a breach of a community service order, found the non-compliance serious, but extended time for completion instead of imposing custody.
AG v Hutcheson [2022] JRC 031 (04 February 2022)
The court revoked a community service order after the defendant could not complete the remaining hours because of health difficulties and imposed a suspended prison sentence.
AG v Coughlan [2021] JRC 317 (16 December 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young defendant for cannabis importation and possession, but allowed an earlier community service order to continue after breach.
AG -v- Coelho [2018] JRC 052A (07 March 2018)
The court held that a magistrate exceeded jurisdiction by increasing community service beyond the 180-hour statutory maximum, quashed 35 hours, and substituted 20 hours.
Att. Gen. v G [2011] JLR_Note 47 (04 November 2011)
Sentencing note concerning breach of a restraining order under the Sex Offenders (Jersey) Law 2010, in which the court imposed sentence.
AG -v- Samson [2010] JRC 200 (05 November 2010)
The court revoked a community service order after repeated breaches and imposed 1 month and 3 weeks' imprisonment, despite noting the defendant's efforts and progress.
Louis v AG [2010] JRC 170 (23 September 2010)
Appeal allowed against sentence after breach of a Community Service Order. The court held that the appellant should receive credit for half the order already completed.
Louis v Att. Gen. [2010] JLR_Note 45 (23 September 2010)
Sentence note on the breach of a community service order in a criminal case, addressing the consequences of non-compliance and the appropriate sentence.
AG -v- Povey [2010] JRC 156 (27 August 2010)
On breach of a community service order for common assault, the court revoked the order and imposed 6 weeks’ imprisonment, giving limited credit for partial compliance.
AG -v- Samson [2009] JRC 225 (20 November 2009)
The court found a breached community service order but allowed it to continue, giving the defendant a final chance because his father offered him accommodation in St Brelade.
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