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AG v Watton-Roberts [2024] JRC 169 (06 August 2024)
The Royal Court sentenced William Watton-Roberts for a brutal domestic assault, possession of cannabis, receiving stolen property, and contempt for recording and sharing court proceedings.
AG v Y [2022] JRC 002 (06 January 2022)
A 15-year-old defendant was sentenced to 9 months’ youth detention for affray and related offences, with prior probation orders revoked and a 2-year restraining order imposed.
AG v Keeble and Stearn [2020] JRC 172 (21 August 2020)
Sentencing judgment for burglary, larceny, receiving stolen property, and criminal damage. Both defendants received custodial sentences, with a longer term for Keeble.
Sentencing for receiving stolen property and cannabis possession. The Royal Court imposed community service and probation, with forfeiture of the drugs and no deportation recommendation.
AG -v- Frescata [2018] JRC 015 (19 January 2018)
On sentencing, the Jersey Royal Court imposed community service and probation for receiving stolen property and cannabis possession, and made no deportation recommendation.
AG -v- Samson and Hawkins [2015] JRC 154A (13 July 2015)
Sentencing decision for Samson and Hawkins arising from robbery, illegal entry, receiving stolen property, and driving offences, with reduced but custodial terms imposed.
AG -v- O'Brien [2015] JRC 098 (11 May 2015)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced the defendant to 27 months' imprisonment for larceny and receiving stolen property, treating alcohol and a long record as aggravating factors.
AG -v- Knowles [2014] JRC 240 (03 December 2014)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced Mr Knowles for multiple theft-related offences and activated a suspended sentence after further offending during suspension.
AG -v- Jamieson Wylie and Dodds [2013] JRC 062 (22 March 2013)
Sentencing judgment for burglary and receiving stolen property, addressing guilty plea credit, prior records, cooperation, and differing penalties for three defendants.
Sentencing for burglary and related dishonesty offences arising from stolen jewellery. Wylie received 3 years 6 months, Jamieson community service and probation, and Dodds 14 months.
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