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Criminal law [2023] JRC 092

AG v Roberts

AG v Roberts [2023] JRC 092 (12 June 2023)

Sentencing judgment for a healthcare assistant convicted of sexual offences against vulnerable mental hospital patients, with the court emphasizing breach of trust and psychological harm.

  • Sexual offences
  • Breach of trust
  • Sentencing
  • Psychological harm
  • Restraining orders
  • Sexual-offences
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Criminal law [2023] JRC 002

AG v D.R.

AG v D.R. [2023] JRC 002 (05 January 2023)

The Royal Court of Jersey sentenced a stepfather to 13 years for sexual abuse of his two stepdaughters, with restraining, notification, and restrictive orders.

  • Sexual offences
  • Child abuse
  • Sentencing
  • Breach of trust
  • Psychological harm
  • Sexual-offences
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Criminal law [2017] JRC 169

AG -v- T

AG -v- T [2017] JRC 169 (17 October 2017)

Sentencing judgment for six counts of indecent assault on a child, with the Royal Court imposing 8 years' imprisonment and ancillary orders.

  • Sexual offences
  • Indecent assault
  • Sentencing guidelines
  • Child abuse
  • Digital penetration
  • Psychological harm
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Civil procedure [2000] JRC 36

G v A

G v A [2000] JRC 36 (22 February 2000)

The Jersey Royal Court granted a private hearing in a medical-negligence damages claim, finding public trial risks could distort justice by worsening the plaintiff’s psychological condition.

  • In camera hearings
  • Open justice
  • Psychological harm
  • Damages
  • Article 6 echr
  • In-camera-hearings
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