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AG v Gora [2024] JRC 033 (09 February 2024)
Sentencing judgment for multiple assaults, spitting at staff and police, and assaulting a 15-year-old. The court imposed 3 years' imprisonment and recommended deportation.
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 Chalk [2019] JRC 011 (01 February 2019)
Sentencing decision for grave and criminal assault and common assault, involving a glassing and a separate alcohol-fuelled assault, with custody and an exclusion order imposed.
AG -v- McCullagh [2016] JRC 154 (02 September 2016)
The court imposed 210 hours’ community service, an exclusion order, and no costs after finding that strong mitigation and provocation justified avoiding custody.
AG -v- Kirkpatrick [2016] JRC 121 (15 July 2016)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced Mr Kirkpatrick for disorderly conduct on licensed premises and grave and criminal assault, imposing concurrent custody and an exclusion order.
AG -v- Faria [2016] JRC 070A (23 March 2016)
Sentencing judgment for arson and breaking and entering. The court imposed 3 years’ imprisonment for arson, concurrent 9 months for breaking and entering, plus an exclusion order.
AG -v- Miranda [2015] JRC 212 (16 October 2015)
On sentencing for a reckless assault, the court imposed 200 hours’ community service, credited time already served, and declined to recommend deportation.
Sentencing for grave and criminal assault committed while intoxicated. The Royal Court imposed 200 hours’ community service and a 6-month exclusion order.
AG -v- H [2015] JRC 162 (31 July 2015)
A 17-year-old defendant was sentenced to 12 months’ youth detention for assault and grave and criminal assault, with a concurrent term for breach of probation.
AG -v- Riley [2015] JRC 129 (12 June 2015)
Sentencing for a nasty alcohol-fuelled common assault on a taxi driver. The court imposed 12 months’ imprisonment, compensation, and a 2-year exclusion order.
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