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AG v Ferguson [2024] JRC 218 (18 October 2024)
Sentencing for a joint-enterprise burglary of a pub and adjoining flat, with extensive damage, guilty pleas, and a total sentence of 3 years' imprisonment.
AG v A [2019] JRC 015 (07 February 2019)
Youth offender sentenced for two knife-point robberies in St Helier received 2 years’ youth detention, plus a 5-year restraining order for victim protection.
AG -v- Richomme [2017] JRC 109 (14 July 2017)
The defendant's robbery was violent but less so than cases cited by the prosecution; a 3-year sentence is appropriate. The harassment was serious, involving threats and persistent abuse, warranting a consecutive 1-year sentence. A 6-year restraining order is justified to protect the former partner and her son.
Source excerpt
Sentencing for robbery with a knife: the Royal Court imposed 4 years’ imprisonment, ordered forfeiture and destruction of the knife, and recommended deportation.
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- Z [2013] JRC 114 (14 June 2013)
A 19-year-old defendant was sentenced to 2.5 years' youth detention for a knife-point pharmacy robbery, with the court emphasizing seriousness and mitigation.
AG -v- W [2012] JRC 010 (06 January 2012)
A young offender with prior probation breaches avoided youth detention for multiple burglary and theft-type offences, receiving community service and a 6-month probation order.
AG -v- Goncalves and Others [2011] JRC 001 (05 January 2011)
Sentencing judgment for multiple burglary, robbery, receiving and driving offences, with one defendant recommended for deportation and a modest reduction for sentencing delay.
AG -v- S [2010] JRC 230 (15 December 2010)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young defendant to 10 months' youth detention for multiple offences, citing repeated failure to respond to non-custodial penalties.
AG -v- W and P [2010] JRC 229 (15 December 2010)
Sentencing judgment for robbery: P received a 240-hour community service order and compensation, while W received 12 months' probation after youth-sentencing principles were applied.
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