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A Jersey court sentenced a doctor for three forgery counts involving 37 false prescriptions, imposing community service rather than custody because mitigation was exceptional.
AG v Roberts (Royal Court : Sentencing (Criminal) : Le Cocq) [2025] JRC 271 (17 October 2025)
The Royal Court sentenced Gavin Neil Roberts for fraud and forgery arising from a prolonged deception of family members and ordered a nominal confiscation order.
Sentencing after guilty pleas for a prolonged charity fraud, forgery and uttering forged documents. The Royal Court imposed 7 years’ imprisonment plus confiscation and compensation orders.
AG v Coleman [2020] JRC 023 (06 February 2020)
Sentencing judgment for a charity fraud and forgery case involving prolonged breach of trust, with a total sentence of 7 years’ imprisonment.
AG -v- Callec [2018] JCR 056 (09 March 2018)
The court sentenced the defendant to 2 years and 9 months for fraud involving 38 forged cheques and a serious breach of trust against her aunt.
AG -v- Jima-Otero [2017] JRC 163 (06 October 2017)
On sentencing for uttering a forged document, the Royal Court treated the case as one of dishonesty rather than breach of trust and imposed community service.
Self -v- AG [2010] JCA 061 (25 March 2010)
The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against conviction, sentence, and costs in a forgery and false pretences case involving Octa Group Limited and RBSI.
AG -v- Self [2010] JRC 022 (22 January 2010)
After conviction by jury, the defendant was sentenced to 3 years’ imprisonment for multiple forgery and false pretences offences, plus disqualifications and costs.
Baglin -v- AG 14-Jul-2006 [2006] JCA 097 (14 July 2006)
The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal and an extension of time. It held that Baglin’s illness did not negate forgery and could only matter in mitigation.
Congdon v AG [2002] JRC 38 (12 February 2002)
The Jersey Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against a two-year sentence for forgery and fraudulent conversion, holding there were no exceptional mitigating circumstances.
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