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The Attorney General v Joshua O'Brien [2021] JRC 272 (01 November 2021)
Sentencing for commercial drug supply and repeated motoring offences, with limited credit for late guilty pleas and concurrent/consecutive terms imposed.
AG -v- Falle [2015] JRC 198A (28 September 2015)
Sentencing for 24 dishonesty offences, mainly residential burglaries and larceny. Despite strong mitigation, the court imposed 4 years’ imprisonment.
AG -v- Dias [2015] JRC 010 (16 January 2015)
On sentencing for a second assault with a weapon, the Jersey Royal Court imposed 15 months’ imprisonment, treating custody as necessary despite mitigation.
AG -v- Bailey [2013] JRC 166 (23 August 2013)
Sentencing for repeated dishonesty offences in Jersey. The court imposed a total of two years’ imprisonment, with limited mitigation and a guilty plea noted.
AG -v- Cox [2013] JRC 066 (05 April 2013)
Sentencing decision for repeat burglary and theft: after a recent prison release, the defendant stole computer equipment, had 126 convictions, and received concurrent 21-month terms.
AG -v- Thomas [2012] JRC 040 (23 February 2012)
Sentencing decision for drug trafficking offences. The court imposed 5 years and 6 months’ imprisonment, ordered concurrently, and directed forfeiture and destruction of the drugs.
AG -v- Hogg 22 Nov-2011 [2011] JRC 223 (22 November 2011)
At sentencing, the court imposed three years’ imprisonment for a violent offence committed while the defendant was on licence for a similar offence.
AG -v- O'Shea [2011] JRC 136A (08 July 2011)
Sentencing decision imposing custody for repeat thefts committed by a defendant with a long dishonesty record and drug addiction, despite guilty plea and rehabilitation efforts.
AG -v- Bowler [2009] JRC 206 (27 October 2009)
Sentencing judgment for repeated small-quantity heroin offences. The court imposed consecutive custodial terms, totaling 3 years and 6 months, after rapid re-offending.
AG -v- Moreira [2007] JRC 225 (30 November 2007)
Sentencing decision for breaking and entering with intent to commit a crime, where a repeat offender received 3 years’ imprisonment after failed non-custodial options.
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