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AG v Richomme (Royal Court : Sentencing (Criminal) : Le Cocq) [2025] JRC 154 (11 June 2025)
The Royal Court of Jersey sentenced Andrew James Richomme to 4 years’ imprisonment for illegal entry and larceny, vehicle offences, a prohibited weapon, and resisting arrest.
AG v De Sousa [2020] JRC 149 (31 July 2020)
Sentencing for illegal entry and larceny after a probation breach. The court discharged the earlier order, imposed a new probation order and 180 hours' community service, and extended time for completion.
AG v Saville [2020] JRC 066 (24 April 2020)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced Gage Saville to 2 years’ imprisonment for malicious damage and illegal entry after he smashed windows and entered the Royal Court building.
AG v Davison [2019] JRC 235 (06 December 2019)
Sentencing for illegal entry and larceny: the Jersey Royal Court imposed 2 years' imprisonment and declined to make a compensation order.
AG v Le Geyt 23-Oct-2019 [2019] JRC 210 (23 October 2019)
Sentencing judgment for illegal entry and larceny, with concurrent terms for related offences, after the defendant was convicted of burglarizing an unoccupied cottage.
AG v J 13-Sep-2019 [2019] JRC 178 (13 September 2019)
Sentencing for illegal entry, common assault and malicious damage arising from a domestic break-in led to a 2-year custodial term, restraining orders and compensation.
AG v Falle [2019] JRC 062 (04 April 2019)
The Jersey Royal Court imposed a total of 4 years’ imprisonment for multiple counts of illegal entry and larceny, treating drug use and occupied homes as aggravating.
AG v McKeown [2018] JRC 187 (05 October 2018)
The Jersey Royal Court imposed a custodial sentence after repeated breaches of probation and community service orders, including further drunk and incapable offences.
AG -v- Higham [2017] JRC 199 (24 November 2017)
Sentencing for a 10-count spree including illegal entry, larceny, vehicle and fraud offences. The court imposed 3.5 years’ imprisonment concurrent and a 5-year driving disqualification.
Merikhi v. Att. Gen. [2016] 2 JLR 368 (07 November 2016)
The court held that entering Jersey without leave by hiding in a car boot was not fraud where no false representation was made.
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