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La demanda de despido improcedente y de despido sin preaviso fue desestimada: el tribunal aceptĂł que hubo falta grave, investigaciĂłn razonable y un proceso justo.
The Royal Court sentenced a chartered accountant for knowingly giving Revenue Jersey false GST information and ordered compensation to the affected client.
AG v De Freitas [2022] JRC 166 (05 August 2022)
Sentencing for prolonged income support fraud. The Royal Court imposed 15 months' imprisonment after finding no exceptional circumstances to avoid custody.
In the matter of the Jersey Law Society re Advocate A. P. Begg [2022] JRC 149 (13 July 2022)
Disciplinary proceedings against Advocate Andrew Begg over delay, withheld correspondence, and altered emails ended with his removal from the roll of advocates.
In the matter of the Jersey Law Society re Advocate A. P. Begg [2022] JRC 126 (10 June 2022)
The Royal Court of Jersey found that an advocate’s delays, failure to forward an open email, and alteration of a without prejudice email were misconduct and dishonest.
AG -v- Jima-Otero [2017] JRC 163 (06 October 2017)
On sentencing for uttering a forged document, the Royal Court treated the case as one of dishonesty rather than breach of trust and imposed community service.
AG -v- McCallion [2014] JRC 148B (25 July 2014)
Sentencing for dishonesty and attempted deception: 15 months concurrent on three counts, plus 3 months consecutive on a fourth count, with no compensation order.
AG -v- Butcher [2014] JRC 144A (21 July 2014)
The Royal Court sentenced a former Connétable to 6 months' concurrent imprisonment for ten counts of misconduct in public office involving dishonest misuse of parish funds.
Att. Gen. v Michel [2012] 1 JLR 415 (14 May 2012)
In disciplinary proceedings, an advocate convicted of attempting to pervert the course of justice and lying on oath was struck off for dishonesty.
AG -v- Michel [2012] JRC 099 (14 May 2012)
The Royal Court struck off Advocate Justin Peter Michel after his conviction for attempting to pervert the course of justice and his trial dishonesty.
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