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Gomes v AG [2024] JRC 205 (04 October 2024)
Appeal dismissed against a 6-month driving disqualification and ÂŁ2,000 fine for causing serious injury by careless driving. The court held the sentence was not manifestly excessive.
Turner v AG [2023] JRC 207 (07 November 2023)
The Royal Court dismissed a sentence appeal for careless driving, upholding a ÂŁ5,000 fine and 12-month disqualification as neither manifestly excessive nor wrong in principle.
AG v Henderson-Bell 30-Sep-2019 [2019] JRC 187 (20 September 2019)
The defendant's conduct constituted a serious affray with elements of premeditation and significant threat to public safety, but strong mitigation including remorse, mental health crisis, and rehabilitation efforts justified a non-custodial sentence with community service, fines, probation, and treatment orders.
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AG v Gomes [2019] JRC 148A (26 July 2019)
Sentencing judgment for malicious damage and careless driving, with concurrent custodial terms and a ÂŁ2,500 fine or default imprisonment, resulting in immediate release.
Hobson -v- AG [2018] JRC 065B (27 March 2018)
Appeal against sentence for careless driving by a police officer responding to a Code 1 call was allowed. The fine was reduced and the driving ban set aside.
AG -v- De la Haye [2017] JRC 128 (11 August 2017)
Sentencing for careless and dangerous driving in Jersey ended in community service and a driving ban, despite the court saying custody would otherwise have been appropriate.
Scott -v- AG [2016] JRC 087 (20 April 2016)
The Royal Court of Jersey allowed an appeal against dangerous driving, substituting careless driving and varying sentence to a fine and disqualification.
AG -v- Linden [2012] JRC 161 (07 September 2012)
At sentencing for careless driving causing a fatal crash, the court imposed a ÂŁ750 fine, 12 months' disqualification, and a retest requirement.
AG -v- Bailey [2009] JRC 077 (17 April 2009)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a repeat offender for careless driving, driving without insurance and licence, and receiving stolen goods, imposing 19 months’ imprisonment.
Att. Gen. v Luis [2007] JLR_Note 63 (11 December 2007)
Road traffic criminal note concerning a defendant found to have caused death by careless driving while under the influence of drink or drugs.
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