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Criminal law [2016] JCA 098A

Arthur -v- AG

Arthur -v- AG [2016] JCA 098A (26 May 2016)

The Court of Appeal held it had no jurisdiction to hear an appeal against the Attorney General’s decision to indict directly to the Royal Court.

  • Right to appeal
  • Direct indictment
  • Committal proceedings
  • Jurisdiction of court of appeal
  • Criminal-procedure
  • Appellate-jurisdiction
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Criminal law [2000] JRC 183

AG v Page

AG v Page [2000] JRC 183 (15 September 2000)

The Royal Court of Jersey upheld a Magistrate’s refusal of bail, finding no error in principle where the accused faced delay, re-offending risk, and absconding risk.

  • Bail
  • Remand
  • Committal proceedings
  • Probation breach
  • Committal-proceedings
  • Probation-breach
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Criminal law [1999] UR 123A

1999/123A - AG v McLees

1999/123A - AG v McLees [1999] UR 123A (9 July 1999)

The court allowed an appeal in a bail application, finding the Magistrate’s refusal before committal lacked clear logic and granting bail on strict conditions.

  • Bail
  • Committal proceedings
  • Judicial discretion
  • Committal-proceedings
  • Judicial-discretion
  • Criminal-procedure
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Criminal law

Att. Gen. v Louvel

Att. Gen. v Louvel [1999] JLR_Note 8a (09 April 1999)

Committal proceedings concerning whether the respondent should be remanded in custody; the court ordered remand in custody.

  • Committal proceedings
  • Remand in custody
  • Committal-proceedings
  • Remand-in-custody
  • Criminal-procedure
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