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In the matter of VV (Secure Accommodation Order) [2024] JRC 148 (21 June 2024)
The Jersey Royal Court granted a three-month secure accommodation order for VV, a looked after child, after finding repeated absconding and serious risk of harm.
AG v Y [2024] JRC 039 (24 January 2024)
Pre-trial criminal ruling allowing a witness’s ABE interview to be played as evidence in chief, relying on witness eligibility or the court’s discretion.
AG v Lloyd 24-Jul_2023 [2023] JRC 128 (24 July 2023)
At sentencing, the court refused a last-minute adjournment for ADHD assessment, finding any diagnosis would not amount to significant mitigation.
In the matter of PP (Interim Care Order) [2023] JRC 073 (10 May 2023)
The Jersey Royal Court made an interim care order for PP, placing him with F and her husband, and deferred final care planning pending further assessment.
AG v Dunning [2022] JRC 236 (30 October 2022)
Sentencing for commercial supply of controlled drugs in Jersey. The court imposed concurrent custodial terms, crediting early guilty pleas, cooperation, and mental health mitigation.
AG v Michel 08-Dec-2020 [2020] JRC 254A (08 December 2020)
The defendant was sentenced for arson after setting fire to curtains in her flat. The court imposed 2 years and 6 months' imprisonment and a 3-year restraining order.
AG v Nisbet [2020] JRC 167 (19 August 2020)
The court imposed a mental health treatment order with restrictions, made a detailed restraining order, and dismissed a murder count.
AG v Cox and Quinn [2020] JRC 139 (10 July 2020)
Sentencing for multiple burglaries in Jersey, with mitigation based on troubled backgrounds, mental health and guilty pleas. Custodial terms were imposed.
AG v N [2019] JRC 251 (20 December 2019)
Sentencing for grave and criminal assault led to 2 years' probation with treatment, after the court considered mental health, family support, and alcohol-related risk.
In the matter of Louise,Tyler,Charlie and James (Care order) [2018] JRC 003 (08 January 2018)
The court found James’s acid injury was accidental and held the threshold for an interim care order was not met, so the order fell away.
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