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The Royal Court sentenced Carl Marcel Henriette for disorderly conduct and breach of a suspended sentence, but suspended the total 62-week term for two years.
AG v Gora [2024] JRC 033 (09 February 2024)
Sentencing judgment for multiple assaults, spitting at staff and police, and assaulting a 15-year-old. The court imposed 3 years' imprisonment and recommended deportation.
AG v Robertson [2022] JRC 264 (02 December 2022)
After a jury conviction, the Royal Court sentenced Jake Marley Robertson to 2 years and 9 months for a violent public assault on his brother.
The Attorney General v Keeley Charlotte O'Brien [2021] JRC 304 (06 December 2021)
The Royal Court imposed an 18-month probation order and £400 compensation for illegal entry, criminal damage, and a public order offence, refusing the Crown’s request for custody.
AG v Freitas [2020] JRC 053A (27 March 2020)
Sentencing for a knife-related public order assault in Jersey. The court imposed 18 months’ imprisonment, ordered forfeiture of the knife, and declined deportation.
AG v Aubert [2018] JRC 195 (19 October 2018)
Sentencing for two reckless glassing assaults in Jersey led to 14 months’ imprisonment and a two-year exclusion order from specified licensed premises.
AG -v- Barton and Ors [2010] JRC 201 (05 November 2010)
Sentencing decision for an alcohol-fuelled street fight in St Helier involving affray and violent conduct, with custodial sentences, suspension, and ancillary orders.
AG -v- Bunting and Zonta [2009] JRC 205 (23 October 2009)
Sentencing decision arising from a drunken street fracas. Bunting received community service and probation for grave and criminal assault; Zonta was fined and banned from licensed premises.
AG v Harvey and McLoughlin [2002] JRC 95 (10 May 2002)
The court imposed custodial sentences for a late-night, unprovoked street assault in St Helier, treating the conduct and alcohol use as aggravating factors.
AG v Blackley [2000] JRC 114 (23 June 2000)
Sentencing for gratuitous drunken violence and aggression towards police resulted in concurrent and consecutive custodial terms plus an exclusion order.
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