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Le Lay v HM Attorney General [2022] JCA 195 (22 September 2022)
The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against convictions, rejecting fresh evidence, unfair-trial, bias, and unfitness-to-plead arguments.
AG v Nicolle [2022] JRC 268 (11 May 2022)
The court found Mr Nicolle unfit to participate in the proceedings and adjourned the case for further evidence on whether a treatment order should be made.
AG v Ibbet [2021] JRC 314 (17 December 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court found the defendant unfit to stand trial because of untreated mental disorder, declined to adjourn for treatment, and set a further hearing to determine actus reus.
AG v Michel 16-Sep-2019 [2019] JRC 179A (16 September 2019)
The Jersey Royal Court confirmed fitness to plead and granted a treatment order and restriction order for a guilty defendant under the Mental Health (Jersey) Law 2016.
AG v McLean [2018] JRC 200 (31 October 2018)
The Royal Court found the defendant incapable of participating effectively in criminal proceedings because of alcohol-related cognitive impairment and ordered unconditional release.
AG -v- C [2018] JRC 097 (01 June 2018)
The Royal Court found the defendant unfit to plead, holding that epilepsy, severe anxiety, and borderline intellectual functioning prevented effective participation.
AG -v- Kean [2017] JRC 164 (09 October 2017)
The Royal Court found the defendant unfit to plead and stand trial on the balance of probabilities, relying on unanimous psychiatric evidence and stayed the prosecution.
AG -v- Sousa [2017] JRC 053 (29 March 2017)
The court applied the fitness-to-plead test and, on expert evidence accepted by both sides, declared the defendant fit to plead and fit to stand trial.
AG -v- Baker [2016] JRC 151 (01 September 2016)
The Royal Court found the defendant unfit to plead on agreed psychiatric evidence and ordered detention at HMP La Moye pending possible transfer to Brockfield House.
Att. Gen. v. Baker [2016] 2 JLR_Note 6 (01 September 2016)
The court found the respondent unfit to plead in criminal proceedings and made a hospital order under Jersey criminal law.
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