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AG v W [2022] JRC 178 (05 August 2022)
The Royal Court imposed five months’ youth detention after repeated failure to comply with community service, and separately fined and banned the defendant for speeding.
Hobson -v- AG [2018] JRC 065B (27 March 2018)
Appeal against sentence for careless driving by a police officer responding to a Code 1 call was allowed. The fine was reduced and the driving ban set aside.
AG -v- R [2016] JRC 185A (14 October 2016)
Sentencing decision imposing a ÂŁ600 fine, a 4-month suspended prison term, and a 36-month driving disqualification for road traffic offences.
AG -v- Opinca [2013] JRC 254 (13 December 2013)
After acquitting the defendant of grave and criminal assault, the court sentenced him for malicious damage, imposing a ÂŁ200 fine and ÂŁ150 compensation.
B -v- AG [2012] JRC 051 (14 March 2012)
A Jersey appeal against a youth court sentence for driving while over the limit was dismissed, with the fine payment period extended to 10 months.
AG -v- Geddes [2011] JRC 097 (13 May 2011)
On sentence for grave and criminal assault and malicious damage, the court imposed community service, probation, and a fine, taking account of remand time, youth, and remorse.
AG v Yeaman [2001] JRC 82 (06 April 2001)
The court fined Yeaman ÂŁ50 for a public order offence after drinking, stressing that a binding over order is usually too lenient and a fine is more appropriate.
AG v Romeril [2000] JRC 192 (29 September 2000)
The court upheld fines for an 18-year-old first offender convicted of obstructing police, and said the case should not have been sent up from the Magistrate's Court.
The Royal Court sentenced a chartered accountant for 22 tax counts involving 11 years of undeclared income, imposing a ÂŁ35,000 fine, default imprisonment and costs.
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