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AG v Carr [2023] JRC 240 (01 December 2023)
Sentencing in a Jersey fraud case: after a guilty plea, remorse and strong mitigation, custody was replaced with community service and costs were ordered.
AG -v- Le Lay [2014] JRC 041 (14 February 2014)
Sentencing decision for multiple assaults, including on members of the public and a prison officer. The court imposed a total custodial term of two years.
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- Dauny [2010] JRC 141 (30 July 2010)
Sentencing decision for theft and breach of trust, where mitigation including delay, remorse, and family circumstances did not avoid custody.
AG v Oliveira [2008] JRC 101 (20 June 2008)
On sentencing for a knife assault, the court considered the guilty plea, previous good character, and other mitigation before imposing 12 months' imprisonment.
AG -v- Vincent-De La Haye 5-Sep-2006 [2006] JRC 125 (05 September 2006)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a first offender to imprisonment for importing 883 MDMA tablets, holding that mitigation did not justify a non-custodial sentence.
AG -v- Catney 23-June-2006 [2006] JRC 088 (23 June 2006)
Sentencing in Jersey for bottle-throwing assault: despite the seriousness of the offence, the court imposed community service because of exceptional mitigation.
AG v Whiteman [2004] JRC 146 (27 July 2004)
Sentencing in a counterfeit-money case was suspended because of strong mitigating factors, including the defendant’s age, clean record, family illness, and cooperation with police.
AG v Bailey [2002] JRC 4 (10 January 2002)
The Jersey Royal Court treated heroin importation as an exceptional sentencing case because of severe personal trauma and threats, reducing the sentence from the guideline starting point.
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