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AG v Linstead [2024] JRC 079 (05 April 2024)
The Jersey Royal Court remanded Ms Linstead in custody pending sentence after learning she had committed another violent offence while on bail, removing any exceptional circumstances.
AG v Grihault [2023] JRC 162 (08 September 2023)
The Royal Court dismissed an appeal against refusal of bail, holding the Magistrate was entitled to find a risk of further offending and a likely custodial sentence.
AG v Burnside 09- Mar-2021 [2021] JRC 067 (09 March 2021)
The Bailiff admitted the defendant to bail after guilty pleas to serious offences, finding exceptional circumstances despite the usual presumption toward custodial remand.
AG v Ramos [2019] JRC 254 (20 December 2019)
Following guilty pleas to three counts including a serious assault with a weapon, the court found no exceptional circumstances and remanded the defendant in custody for sentence.
AG -v- Huby [2018] JRC 056A (09 March 2018)
The court granted bail pending trial, subject to residence, surrender of travel documents, non-departure from the island, and a ÂŁ1,000 surety.
AG -v- Le Clercq [2016] JRC 057A (04 March 2016)
The Jersey Royal Court granted bail to a defendant awaiting trial, imposing strict conditions after finding the Crown had not shown sufficient public risk.
AG -v- Cocks [2014] JRC 139A (04 July 2014)
Post-conviction bail was refused after the defendant’s conviction for obtaining income support and other payments by deception and before sentencing.
Bryce-Richards v Att. Gen. [2007] JLR_Note 17 (25 January 2007)
The court considered whether time spent in custody abroad awaiting extradition should count toward sentence calculation.
AG -v- Gardner 17-Mar-2006 [2006] JRC 041 (17 March 2006)
Sentencing in a criminal case for assault and another offence. The court imposed imprisonment terms but ordered immediate release because the defendant had already served the time on remand.
AG v Prior [2000] JRC 227 (17 November 2000)
The court refused bail to an accused charged with grave and criminal assault, finding psychiatric evidence showed a significant public-safety risk and risk of further offences.
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