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Morris-v-AG (Royal Court : Appeal (Criminal)) [2025] JRC 022 (22 January 2025)
The appeal against a 6-month sentence for importing cocaine was allowed after the actual weight proved lower and community service became available in Leicester.
AG v Connelly [2024] JRC 239 (05 November 2024)
The Royal Court of Jersey sentenced Richard Steven Connelly to 3 years and 6 months for importing cocaine and a concurrent 1 month for ketamine, with confiscation postponed.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an Attorney General reference against a drug-trafficking sentence, held the Rimmer/Bonnar guidelines remained in place, and left the Royal Court sentence undisturbed.
AG v Massay [2022] JRC 208 (11 October 2022)
The court sentenced a defendant for being knowingly concerned in cocaine importation, rejecting her claim of personal use and imposing 7 years after mitigation.
Sentencing after trial and guilty pleas for commercial cannabis supply, importation, and possession. The Royal Court imposed 15 months’ concurrent custody and adjourned confiscation.
Sentence appeal-style decision in a drugs and money-laundering case: both defendants received custodial terms, with confiscation adjourned and drugs forfeited.
The Royal Court sentenced Steven David Herring to 4 years for importing 82.4 grams of high-purity heroin, with forfeiture and destruction ordered.
AG v Czarnecki [2020] JRC 177 (04 September 2020)
Sentencing for domestic assault, attempting to pervert the course of justice, and cannabis importation, with consecutive prison terms and deportation recommended.
The Royal Court sentenced Cedric Joel Conord for importing cocaine and heroin, rejecting a social-supply account and imposing concurrent terms of 6 and 6½ years.
AG -v- Munce, Smith, Wilson and Norris [2017] JRC 166 (10 October 2017)
Sentencing judgment for a joint drug-importation offence involving 26.177 kg of cannabis resin. The court imposed prison terms and ordered forfeiture of the drugs.
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