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Criminal law [2018] JRC 070

AG -v- Browne

AG -v- Browne [2018] JRC 070 (16 April 2018)

The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a defendant for income support benefit fraud after she failed to disclose her husband’s presence in the household.

  • Benefit fraud
  • Income support
  • False information
  • Failure to notify change of circumstances
  • Benefit-fraud
  • Income-support
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Criminal law [2015] JRC 201

AG -v- Blood

AG -v- Blood [2015] JRC 201 (02 October 2015)

Sentencing for social security fraud: the defendant received 150 hours’ community service and was ordered to repay £11,966.29 by instalments.

  • Fraud
  • Failure to notify change of circumstances
  • Compensation
  • Community service
  • Social-security-fraud
  • Sentencing
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Criminal law [2012] JRC 155

AG -v- Such

AG -v- Such [2012] JRC 155 (24 August 2012)

Sentencing for failure to notify changes affecting income support. The court imposed suspended prison terms, supervision, and compensation for improperly claimed benefits.

  • Benefit fraud
  • Failure to notify change of circumstances
  • Sentencing
  • Compensation order
  • Benefit-fraud
  • Failure-to-notify-change-of-circumstances
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Laura Jayne Turner

On a guilty plea for benefit fraud, the Royal Court imposed 210 hours’ community service and a compensation order for £14,355.76, with repayment terms and default imprisonment.

  • Benefit fraud
  • False statements to social security department
  • Failure to notify change of circumstances
  • Compensation order
  • Community service sentence
  • Benefit-fraud
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