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Criminal law [2022] JRC 222

AG v Silbourne

AG v Silbourne [2022] JRC 222 (19 October 2022)

A 20-year-old defendant received 6 years’ youth detention for importing nearly 1kg of high-purity cocaine into Jersey, after substantial credit for cooperation.

  • Drug importation
  • Youth sentencing
  • Mitigation
  • Confiscation proceedings
  • Drug-importation
  • Youth-sentencing
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Joel Steven William Hampton

Sentencing after trial and guilty pleas for commercial cannabis supply, importation, and possession. The Royal Court imposed 15 months’ concurrent custody and adjourned confiscation.

  • Supplying controlled drugs
  • Possession of controlled drugs
  • Importation of controlled drugs
  • Drug paraphernalia
  • Confiscation proceedings
  • Young offenders sentencing
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Criminal law [2018] JRC 221

AG v Byrne

AG v Byrne [2018] JRC 221 (30 November 2018)

The Jersey Royal Court sentenced Christopher Byrne to 7 years’ imprisonment for fraud, false statements to the JFSC, and unauthorised investment advice connected to Providence.

  • Fraud
  • Breach of trust
  • Unauthorised financial services
  • Misleading regulatory authority
  • Confiscation proceedings
  • Breach-of-trust
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Criminal law [2013] JRC 205

AG -v- Warren

AG -v- Warren [2013] JRC 205 (21 October 2013)

The Jersey Royal Court refused to stay confiscation proceedings as an abuse of process, holding that delay, missing evidence, and prior correspondence did not justify a stay.

  • Abuse of process
  • Confiscation proceedings
  • Proceeds of crime
  • Abuse-of-process
  • Confiscation-proceedings
  • Drug-trafficking
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Criminal law [2011] JRC 061

AG -v- Michel

AG -v- Michel [2011] JRC 061 (23 March 2011)

The court rejected a no-case-to-answer submission, holding that alleged asset transfers and false statements could have a tendency to pervert the course of justice.

  • Attempting to pervert the course of justice
  • Asset transfers
  • Confiscation proceedings
  • Attempting-to-pervert-the-course-of-justice
  • No-case-to-answer
  • Asset-transfers
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