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AG v Downey and Skinner (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal)) [2025] JRC 074 (18 March 2025)
After a jury convicted both defendants of common assault, the Royal Court determined the factual basis for sentencing under Article 50 and held they were jointly responsible from the pub doorway onward.
AG v Ferguson [2024] JRC 218 (18 October 2024)
Sentencing for a joint-enterprise burglary of a pub and adjoining flat, with extensive damage, guilty pleas, and a total sentence of 3 years' imprisonment.
AG -v- Hogg 22 Nov-2011 [2011] JRC 223 (22 November 2011)
At sentencing, the court imposed three years’ imprisonment for a violent offence committed while the defendant was on licence for a similar offence.
AG v Sanders and Sanders [2004] JRC 127 (16 July 2004)
Two defendants pleaded guilty to a frenzied street assault and received 18-month prison terms plus joint compensation of ÂŁ5,000.
LeG v Attorney General [2004] JRC 104 (10 June 2004)
The Royal Court declined to order a case stated and held there was no automatic stay of Youth Court proceedings pending the application.
Le Clech v AG [2002] JRC 226 (02 December 2002)
The Royal Court refused leave to appeal out of time against a sentence for allowing oneself to be carried in a stolen vehicle, finding no sufficient basis to extend time.
The Royal Court sentenced three young men for a joint street assault, including a stabbing, and ordered forfeiture of the knife and drugs.
AG v Newell [2000] JRC 157 (04 August 2000)
The court held that Newell and Ford were equally responsible for a joint-enterprise offence and sentenced Newell to 15 months’ imprisonment after allowing limited credit for mitigation.
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