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Sentencing for assault and possession of an offensive weapon. The court imposed 1 year and 3 months’ imprisonment, an exclusion order, and no deportation recommendation.
AG v Harrison [2022] JRC 187 (09 September 2022)
The court declined custody for breach of community service and further drug offences, imposing 18 months’ probation with psychological treatment, revoking community service orders, and ordering forfeiture of the drugs.
AG -v- O'Brien [2018] JRC 106 (22 June 2018)
Sentencing for vehicle offences and breach of probation/community service orders resulted in custody. The court stressed repeated offending, breach, and high re-offending risk.
Carrel v AG [2017] JRC 067 (03 May 2017)
The Court of Appeal admitted fresh medical evidence, found the Royal Court had erred in principle, and replaced community service orders with suspended prison terms.
AG -v- Laffoley [2014] JRC 053 (28 February 2014)
Sentencing after breach of community service and drunk-and-disorderly conduct, the court imposed probation, completion of outstanding service, and an exclusion order.
AG -v- Botting [2012] JRC 138 (13 July 2012)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young defendant to 20 months' youth detention after repeated breaches of community service and a new attempted breaking and entering offence.
AG -v- Giles [2011] JRC 194 (30 September 2011)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a repeat offender to imprisonment for obstructing police, assault while on bail, and breaching community service, rejecting further mercy.
AG -v- Y [2011] JRC 032B (04 February 2011)
Sentencing for burglary, dishonesty and child neglect resulted in a total of 4 years’ imprisonment, with consecutive terms and drug forfeiture.
AG v Harben [2007] JRC 075 (23 March 2007)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced Scott Robert Harben for five driving-related offences, imposing community service, disqualification, and fines despite mitigation.
Sentencing judgment for drugs, theft and driving offences, plus breach of community service. The court imposed 15 months’ imprisonment, disqualification and a fine.
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