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AG v Coughlan [2021] JRC 317 (16 December 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young defendant for cannabis importation and possession, but allowed an earlier community service order to continue after breach.
AG -v- Diogo [2014] JRC 153 (01 August 2014)
Sentencing for importing and possessing new psychoactive substances. Despite seriousness, the Jersey Royal Court imposed community service, probation, and treatment orders.
AG -v- Olivotti [2014] JRC 126 (06 June 2014)
The court revoked probation, treatment and community service orders after admitted breaches, and resentenced the defendant to 8 months and 5 days' imprisonment.
AG -v- Barnett [2008] JRC 092 (05 June 2008)
The court refused a short compassionate bail application after a guilty plea to importing heroin, finding the risk factors and weak local ties outweighed family reasons.
Styles v Att. Gen. [2006] JLR 210 (14 July 2006)
The court held that Campbell starting points for Class B drug trafficking sentences were not excessive and applied to conspiracy to import, dismissing the appeal.
Att. Gen. v Quirke [1994] JLR_Note 13b (13 May 1994)
A Jersey criminal law note holding that no distinction should be made between different Class A drugs for importation offences.
Schollhammer v Att. Gen. [1992] JLR 165 (14 July 1992)
The court affirmed sentence in a Class A drug importation case, stating there is no three-year tariff and setting a three- to four-year band after mitigation.
Scott v Att. Gen. [1991] JLR_Note 14b (17 September 1991)
A Jersey criminal law note on importation and possession of a Class B drug, indicating that a custodial sentence was appropriate.
Att. Gen. v Peacock [1989] JLR_Note 12a (09 January 1989)
Sentencing note on importation and possession of a Class A drug, with the court stressing the seriousness of the offence.
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