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Thurban and Brown v AG 26-Mar-2021 [2021] JCA 087 (26 March 2021)
Leave to appeal against drug-trafficking sentences was refused. The court held the Royal Court’s starting points, plea discounts, and sentence disparity were within discretion.
The Court of Appeal dismissed Marcus Oktavian Fiszer’s application for leave to appeal a 7½-year drug sentence, finding no excess, disparity, or health-based ground for reduction.
Oeillet -v- AG [2013] JRC 083 (02 May 2013)
The Jersey Royal Court upheld custody for possession of counterfeit notes, but reduced the sentence from 9 months to 6 months because relevant cooperation material had not been before the magistrate.
Andrew -v- AG 14-Jul-2006 [2006] JCA 099 (14 July 2006)
The Jersey Court of Appeal dismissed a sentence appeal, upholding 15 years' imprisonment for a major heroin importation involving 4,898 grams.
Mooney and Sumner v AG [2005] JCA 023 (02 March 2005)
The Court of Appeal dismissed sentence appeals by Mooney and Sumner arising from a Jersey drug importation and supply conspiracy, finding no unjustified disparity.
V v AG [2004] JRC 200 (17 November 2004)
The sentence was justified due to the seriousness of the offences, the appellant's history of non-compliance with non-custodial sentences, and her greater culpability compared to the co-accused. No error of principle or excessive sentence was found.
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Munks v AG [2003] JCA 044 (06 March 2003)
The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against Munks’ 30-month sentence, holding the totality was not excessive and that consecutive sentencing was proper.
Bevan v AG [2003] JCA 014 (17 January 2003)
The Court of Appeal allowed Bevan’s sentence appeal in part, reducing his drug-trafficking sentences because the co-accused’s markedly lighter sentence created a justified grievance.
Bruton v AG [2000] JCA 136 (14 July 2000)
The Court of Appeal granted leave to appeal against sentence and reduced Darren William Bruton’s drug-importation sentence from 11 years to 9½ years.
1999/125 - AG v Wright [1999] UR 125 (12 July 1999)
The Court of Appeal upheld an 11-year sentence for heroin importation, rejecting the argument that disparity with a co-defendant’s sentence created injustice.
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