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Employment law

Mr James O’Brien v States Employment Board

The Jersey Employment Tribunal held that Mr O’Brien’s employment contract was frustrated on 20 April 2010, entitling him to pay up to that date.

  • Unfair dismissal
  • Frustration of contract
  • Imprisonment
  • Salary arrears
  • Holiday pay
  • Bank holiday pay
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Criminal law [2010] JRC 200

AG -v- Samson

AG -v- Samson [2010] JRC 200 (05 November 2010)

The court revoked a community service order after repeated breaches and imposed 1 month and 3 weeks' imprisonment, despite noting the defendant's efforts and progress.

  • Community service order
  • Breach of order
  • Sentencing
  • Imprisonment
  • Community-service-order
  • Breach-of-order
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Sean Craig Trow

The Royal Court imposed 6 months’ imprisonment after Sean Craig Trow committed further offences following a final warning and a community service order breach.

  • Sentencing
  • Breach of community service order
  • Assault
  • Breach of the peace
  • Probation order
  • Imprisonment
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Criminal law [2003] JLR 418

Green v Att. Gen.

Green v Att. Gen. [2003] JLR 418 (18 July 2003)

Criminal appeal on sentencing: the court held there is no automatic right to have time in prison treated as not to be disregarded under article 35(4).

  • Sentencing
  • Imprisonment
  • Calculation of sentence commencement
  • Criminal-sentencing
  • Sentence-calculation
  • Appeals
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Ian James Young (a.k.a. Ian James Corrigan)

The Royal Court sentenced Ian James Young for driving offences and demanding money with menaces, rejecting a residential rehabilitation proposal and imposing 12 months’ imprisonment overall.

  • Sentencing
  • Driving offences
  • Drug-related offending
  • Demanding money with menaces
  • Imprisonment
  • Disqualification from driving
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Criminal law [2001] JRC 164

AG v Channing

AG v Channing [2001] JRC 164 (27 July 2001)

The court imposed concurrent prison sentences totalling 12 months, credited time served on remand, and declined to make a compensation order.

  • Sentencing
  • Imprisonment
  • Compensation order
  • Remand credit
  • Compensation-orders
  • Remand-credit
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Criminal law

Diamond v Att. Gen.

Diamond v Att. Gen. [1991] JLR_Note 16c (22 July 1990)

Sentencing note on whether exceptional circumstances justified departing from the usual sentence of imprisonment.

  • Sentencing
  • Imprisonment
  • Exceptional circumstances
  • Criminal-law
  • Exceptional-circumstances
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Criminal law

Att. Gen. v Lelliott

Att. Gen. v Lelliott [1989] JLR_Note 13b (29 November 1989)

Sentencing note on young offenders: imprisonment should be reserved for exceptional circumstances and informed by social inquiry reports.

  • Sentencing
  • Young offenders
  • Imprisonment
  • Exceptional circumstances
  • Social inquiry reports
  • Young-offenders
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Criminal law

Att. Gen. v Aubin

Att. Gen. v Aubin [1987] JLR_Note 19c (06 July 1987)

Sentencing note on breaking and entering, addressing the imprisonment tariff to reflect seriousness and deterrence.

  • Breaking and entering
  • Sentencing
  • Imprisonment
  • Tariff
  • Criminal-law
  • Breaking-and-entering
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Criminal law

Att. Gen. v Rowe

Att. Gen. v Rowe [1985] JLR_Note 26c (06 May 1986)

Sentencing note on young offenders: imprisonment should be reserved for exceptional circumstances.

  • Sentencing
  • Young offenders
  • Imprisonment
  • Exceptional circumstances
  • Criminal-law
  • Young-offenders
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