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Warren v Att. Gen.

Warren v Att. Gen. [2009] JLR_Note 44 (04 September 2009)

Jersey criminal procedure note on whether inchoate offences are tried in a particular mode of trial.

  • Mode of trial
  • Inchoate offences
  • Criminal-procedure
  • Mode-of-trial
  • Inchoate-offences
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Criminal law [2009] JRC 166

AG v Warren and Others

AG v Warren and Others [2009] JRC 166 (19 August 2009)

The Jersey Royal Court held that Article 1 of the Criminal Offences (Jersey) Law 2009 requires pre-commencement conspiracy defendants to be tried by judge and jurats, not jury.

  • Mode of trial
  • Retrospective application
  • Inchoate offences
  • Customary law
  • Statutory-interpretation
  • Mode-of-trial
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Criminal law [2008] JCA 082

Martins and Martins v AG

Martins and Martins v AG [2008] JCA 082 (22 May 2008)

The Court of Appeal held that attempting to acquire property representing drug trafficking proceeds is an offence in Jersey and dismissed the appeal.

  • Inchoate offences
  • Attempt
  • Drug trafficking
  • Statutory interpretation
  • Customary law
  • Criminal-law
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Criminal law [2007] JRC 207

AG v Martins and Others

AG v Martins and Others [2007] JRC 207 (09 November 2007)

The court rejected a preliminary objection to a drug-trafficking indictment and held that an attempt to commit the Article 38(1) offence is recognised in Jersey customary law.

  • Drug trafficking
  • Inchoate offences
  • Attempt
  • Statutory interpretation
  • Drug-trafficking
  • Inchoate-offences
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