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The Royal Court sentenced Carl Marcel Henriette for disorderly conduct and breach of a suspended sentence, but suspended the total 62-week term for two years.
Sentence for common assault, grave and criminal assault, and attempting to pervert the course of justice. The court imposed 4½ years’ imprisonment, consecutive.
Arthur v AG [2018] JCA 217 (28 November 2018)
The Court of Appeal granted leave but dismissed Richard Arthur’s appeal against a seven-year fraud sentence, holding the sentence was not manifestly excessive.
Loureiro -v- AG [2015] JRC 154 (09 July 2015)
The Royal Court of Jersey allowed a motoring appeal, finding the total prison term excessive and reducing the sentence after applying the totality principle.
The Royal Court of Jersey sentenced Lauren Margaret Fox to 23 months' imprisonment for grave and criminal assault and assaulting a police officer.
AG -v- O'Brien [2011] JRC 176 (09 September 2011)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced the defendant to 3 years’ imprisonment for multiple offences, ordering some counts concurrently and others consecutively, plus driving disqualification and drug forfeiture.
AG - Oeillet 31-Mar-2006 [2006] JRC 053 (31 March 2006)
Sentencing decision on multiple indictments and breach of probation, imposing consecutive and concurrent prison terms totalling 21 months under the totality principle.
Baudains v AG [2002] JRC 224 (28 November 2002)
Sentence appeal partly allowed after the court reduced a four-month total sentence to 14 weeks, correcting the community service credit and addressing lack of representation.
Hall v AG [2002] JRC 82 (22 April 2002)
Criminal sentence appeal dismissed. The court held it would not interfere absent error of principle, and upheld consecutive sentences in light of the appellant’s record.
Att. Gen. v Bevis [2001] JLR_Note 43 (31 August 2001)
Note on sentencing principles in a criminal case concerning whether sentences should run concurrently or consecutively.
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