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Da SIlva v AG (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal) : Binnington) [2026] JRC 022 (21 January 2026)
The Royal Court set aside and then reimposed a 10-month sentence for grave and criminal assault, holding the Magistrate had wrongly treated sentencing policy as binding.
AG v Tremarco (Court of Appeal : Appeal (Criminal)) [2025] JCA 093 (4 April 2025)
The Jersey Court of Appeal allowed the Attorney General’s sentence reference, finding a community service order for repeated domestic violence and strangulation was unduly lenient.
AG v Hill [2024] JRC 144 (21 June 2024)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced Hannah Hill to 10 months’ imprisonment for fraud involving repeated lies, a vulnerable victim, and a six-month course of deceit.
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 Buckley 05-Feb-2021 [2021] JRC 038 (05 February 2021)
On admitted breach of a probation order for drug offences, the court imposed a custodial sentence, reducing it to reflect prior compliance and remand time.
Appeal against a six-month custodial sentence for spitting at a police officer was dismissed. The Royal Court held the Magistrate had ample information and the sentence was not excessive.
AG v McMahon [2020] JRC 053B (27 March 2020)
The Jersey Royal Court refused bail in a serious homicide matter, noting a custodial sentence was inevitable and that custody offered safer conditions for the applicant.
Sentencing for grave and criminal assault, the Royal Court imposed 9 months’ imprisonment after a guilty plea, with minor injuries and prior convictions noted.
AG -v- Botting [2016] JRC 119 (12 July 2016)
The court found breach of a community service order under Jersey law and imposed the original custodial sentence, giving credit for hours completed.
AG -v- Brown [2015] JRC 062 (27 March 2015)
Sentencing case on downloading indecent images of children. The Royal Court imposed concurrent prison terms, rejecting a non-custodial sentence despite strong mitigation.
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