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Her Majesty’s Attorney General v Alexander Pringle

Appeal against sentence dismissed. The Royal Court upheld 11 months’ imprisonment and a 4 years 6 months driving disqualification for repeated drink driving and uninsured driving.

  • Drink driving
  • Sentencing
  • Driving without insurance
  • Driving without a licence
  • Traffic signals
  • Totality principle
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Criminal law [2011] JRC 162

AG -v- Passman

AG -v- Passman [2011] JRC 162 (19 August 2011)

Sentencing for dangerous driving and driving without a licence: the court imposed a 2-year probation order, 180 hours' community service, a ÂŁ100 fine, and a 3-year driving ban.

  • Dangerous driving
  • Probation
  • Community service
  • Driving without a licence
  • Dangerous-driving
  • Community-service
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Robert Kevin Passman

Sentencing after guilty pleas to dangerous driving and related offences. Despite saying custody was deserved, the Royal Court imposed probation and community service.

  • Dangerous driving
  • Taking and driving away a motor vehicle
  • Insurance offences
  • Driving without a licence
  • Threatening and abusive conduct
  • Community service order
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Criminal law [1999] UR 169

1999/169 - AG v Boothby

1999/169 - AG v Boothby [1999] UR 169 (11 October 1999)

Sentencing for serious road traffic offences led to a one-year probation order and driving disqualification, with longer concurrent disqualification on one count.

  • Driving without a licence
  • Driving without insurance
  • Drunken driving
  • Probation
  • Sentencing
  • Driving-without-a-licence
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Criminal law

AG v Corcoran and Sutcliffe

The Royal Court sentenced two young defendants for taking and driving a car without consent, uninsured driving, and related road traffic offences, with different orders for each.

  • Taking and driving away a motor vehicle
  • Driving without a licence
  • Driving without due care and attention
  • Failing to stop and report an accident
  • Uninsured driving
  • Sentencing of young offenders
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