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AG v Porter [2024] JRC 112 (14 May 2024)
After a two-day trial, Ryan Martin Porter was convicted of grave and criminal assault and possession of an offensive weapon after attacking Mr X with a bat.
The Royal Court sentenced Robert Adrian Canavan to 7 years for grave and criminal assault and concurrent 2 years for possessing knives, after a Newton hearing.
AG v Canavan [2024] JRC 052 (28 February 2024)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced Mr Canavan to 7 years for grave and criminal assault and 2 years concurrent for possessing offensive weapons after a Newton hearing.
AG v Canavan [2024] JRC 042 (22 February 2024)
Pre-trial directions in a Jersey criminal case on assault and offensive weapon charges. The court dealt with bad character, special measures, expert DNA evidence and hearsay.
Sentencing for assault and possession of an offensive weapon. The court imposed 1 year and 3 months’ imprisonment, an exclusion order, and no deportation recommendation.
AG v Carmody [2022] JRC 169 (08 August 2022)
The defendant was sentenced for attempted murder and possession of an offensive weapon after a premeditated knife attack in Jersey, with a total term of 10½ years.
AG v Loureiro [2017] JRC 064 (21 April 2017)
Sentencing in Jersey for grave and criminal assault, offensive weapon possession, and ecstasy possession. The court imposed community service and probation, citing provocation and medical issues.
AG -v- S [2015] JRC 232 (16 November 2015)
Vigilante violence, even in response to provocation, is not tolerated by the courts; the defendant's actions, though terrifying and deliberate, resulted in limited injuries and warranted a reduced sentence.
Source excerpt
AG -v- Marett [2013] JRC 161 (09 August 2013)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a repeat offender to 21 months’ imprisonment for possessing a knife in public and 3 months for breach of the peace, concurrent.
AG -v- Gomes [2013] JRC 020 (25 January 2013)
Sentencing reasons on indecent assault and carrying a knife in public, with consecutive 12-month terms and five-year sex offender notification requirements.
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