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AG v Richomme (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal) : Le Cocq) [2025] JRC 267 (17 October 2025)
The Royal Court sentenced Andrew James Richomme to a total of 12 months' imprisonment for burglary, larceny, and motoring offences, ordering the sentences to run concurrently.
AG v Richomme (Royal Court : Sentencing (Criminal) : Le Cocq) [2025] JRC 154 (11 June 2025)
The Royal Court of Jersey sentenced Andrew James Richomme to 4 years’ imprisonment for illegal entry and larceny, vehicle offences, a prohibited weapon, and resisting arrest.
AG v Pringle 02-Feb-2021 [2021] JRC 031 (02 February 2021)
Appeal against sentence dismissed in a Jersey drink-driving case. The Royal Court upheld consecutive and concurrent sentencing choices and found no totality error.
AG v Brown 08-Jan-2021 [2021] JRC 003 (08 January 2021)
Sentencing for repeated motoring offences, dangerous domestic abuse driving, and attempting to pervert the course of justice. The court imposed 2 years and 4 months' imprisonment.
AG -v- Kinsella [2014] JRC 199 (17 October 2014)
Sentence appeal allowed in part: the Royal Court reduced a 10-month custodial term to 8 months, applying the totality principle to multiple road traffic offences.
AG -v- Marques [2009] JRC 103 (22 May 2009)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young offender to community service and fines for breaking and entering, dangerous driving, and related motoring offences.
AG -v- Bailey [2009] JRC 077 (17 April 2009)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a repeat offender for careless driving, driving without insurance and licence, and receiving stolen goods, imposing 19 months’ imprisonment.
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.
Att. Gen. v Muir [1989] JLR_Note 10c (16 October 1989)
The Jersey report note states that new residents have no concessionary period to drive without a licence.
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