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Criminal-law [2010] JCA 061

Self -v- AG

Self -v- AG [2010] JCA 061 (25 March 2010)

The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against conviction, sentence, and costs in a forgery and false pretences case involving Octa Group Limited and RBSI.

  • Forgery
  • Obtaining-money-by-false-pretences
  • Appeal-against-conviction
  • Appeal-against-sentence
  • Costs
  • Criminal-appeal
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Criminal-law

Att. Gen. v Cardoso

Att. Gen. v Cardoso [2009] JLR_Note 11 (06 March 2009)

Sentencing note in a criminal case concerning obtaining money by false pretences, addressing the appropriate sentence and deterrence.

  • Obtaining-money-by-false-pretences
  • Sentencing
  • Criminal-law
  • False-pretences
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Criminal-law [2000] JRC 82

AG v Whelan

AG v Whelan [2000] JRC 82 (12 May 2000)

Sentencing for benefit fraud: the defendant received sickness benefit while working, but the court imposed probation and community service instead of custody.

  • Obtaining-money-by-false-pretences
  • Benefit-fraud
  • Sentencing
  • False-pretences
  • Probation
  • Community-service
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AG v Fitzsimmons

After a guilty plea to obtaining money by false pretences, the court held Fitzsimmons had committed a deliberate fraud on Social Security and imposed 9 months’ imprisonment plus compensation.

  • Obtaining-money-by-false-pretences
  • Social-security-fraud
  • Sentencing
  • Compensation-order
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AG v Austin

On a guilty plea to multiple dishonesty offences, the Royal Court imposed 12 months’ concurrent imprisonment, stressing breach of trust and public protection.

  • Larceny-as-a-servant
  • Obtaining-money-by-false-pretences
  • Embezzlement
  • Sentencing
  • Concurrent-sentences
  • False-pretences
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