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Sentencing for a heroin supply conspiracy: Smitton received 17 years, Banach 10 years 6 months, and Reeves 7 years 6 months, with confiscation and forfeiture orders made.
The Royal Court sentenced Shane Lee Ray for importing 57.7 kg of cannabis resin. It set a starting point of 10 years 6 months and imposed 6 years 3 months.
Sentencing following guilty pleas to drug possession, common assault, larceny, and illegal entry and larceny. A 14-month custodial sentence was imposed.
AG -v- Dubois [2015] JRC 049A (27 February 2015)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young offender for drug importation, assault, damage and public order offences, imposing probation, community service, compensation and an exclusion order.
AG -v- Cox [2011] JRC 087 (19 April 2011)
Sentencing judgment for repeat dishonesty, housebreaking and use of stolen cards, resulting in concurrent imprisonment and driving disqualification.
AG -v- Mills [2009] JRC 235 (04 December 2009)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced the defendant for cannabis cultivation and related drug offences, making a 160-hour community service order instead of custody.
AG -v- Munks [2009] JRC 129 (24 June 2009)
The court sentenced Munks for a low-end drug offence, choosing 1 year’s probation with a treatment order and ordering forfeiture and destruction of the drugs.
The Royal Court sentenced two defendants for involvement in importing heroin into Jersey, imposing prison terms and ordering forfeiture of the drugs.
The Royal Court sentenced Anthony Leonard Hogan for importing 86.545 grams of cocaine internally, fixing a 9-year starting point and imposing 4½ years.
AG -v- Ring [2008] JRC 190 (07 November 2008)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a repeat youth offender to 16 months’ youth detention after findings of repeated failure to respond to probation and other non-custodial penalties.
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