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AG v J [2023] JRC 083 (30 May 2023)
After repeated breaches of probation and community service, the Royal Court discharged those orders and imposed 5 months' youth detention.
AG v Fairbrace [2022] JRC 039 (11 February 2022)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced an 18-year-old repeat offender to youth detention for commercial supply of ecstasy and related violence after persistent non-compliance with non-custodial orders.
AG v Y [2022] JRC 002 (06 January 2022)
A 15-year-old defendant was sentenced to 9 months’ youth detention for affray and related offences, with prior probation orders revoked and a 2-year restraining order imposed.
AG v Buckley 05-Feb-2021 [2021] JRC 038 (05 February 2021)
On admitted breach of a probation order for drug offences, the court imposed a custodial sentence, reducing it to reflect prior compliance and remand time.
AG v N 21-Dec-2020 [2020] JRC 265 (21 December 2020)
Sentencing decision for a youth offender convicted of dangerous driving and driving without insurance, with breach of probation, resulting in community service, probation, fines, and driving bans.
AG v Le Jehan [2019] JRC 020 (08 February 2019)
The court revoked existing probation and community service orders, imposed a new one-year probation order, and ordered drug forfeiture and destruction.
McKeown v AG [2018] JRC 227A (06 December 2018)
The Royal Court refused leave to appeal against a 9-month sentence, finding no new evidence and no wrong principle in the sentencing decision.
AG v McKeown [2018] JRC 187 (05 October 2018)
The Jersey Royal Court imposed a custodial sentence after repeated breaches of probation and community service orders, including further drunk and incapable offences.
AG -v- Golding [2017] JRC 127 (11 August 2017)
A 19-year-old repeat offender was sentenced to 18 months' youth detention for assault and breach of probation after previous non-custodial orders had failed.
AG v Y [2017] JRC 093 (15 June 2017)
The defendant committed incest with his 14-year-old half-sister, who could not consent, making the offence equivalent to rape. The seriousness of the offence, the impact on the victim, and the risk of re-offending justified a custodial sentence of 4 years and 9 months, with additional notification and restraining orders to protect the public.
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