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Criminal law [2016] JRC 127A

A2 and A4 -v- AG

A2 and A4 -v- AG [2016] JRC 127A (21 July 2016)

The court dismissed a conviction appeal in a youth perverting-the-course-of-justice case, but reduced A2’s community service to match A4’s sentence.

  • Appeal against conviction
  • Appeal against sentence
  • Perverting the course of justice
  • Sentencing disparity
  • Community service orders
  • Appeal-against-conviction
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Criminal law [2005] JRC 020A

Fitzpatrick v AG

Fitzpatrick v AG [2005] JRC 020A (25 February 2005)

The court allowed a sentence appeal in a perverting the course of justice case, finding no serious procedural irregularity but correcting disparity with a co-defendant.

  • Attempting to pervert the course of justice
  • Sentencing disparity
  • Procedural irregularity
  • Criminal-sentencing
  • Attempting-to-pervert-the-course-of-justice
  • Sentencing-disparity
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Criminal law

Paul Anthony LE PAVOUX v The Attorney General

The Court of Appeal upheld Paul Anthony Le Pavoux’s conviction for being knowingly concerned in the fraudulent importation of diamorphine, but reduced his sentence to 5 years.

  • Importation of controlled drugs
  • Fraudulent evasion of prohibition on importation
  • Reliability of accomplice evidence
  • Sentencing disparity
  • Confiscation order
  • Drug-offences
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Criminal law

Lynch v Att. Gen.

Lynch v Att. Gen. [1991] JLR_Note 15d (24 July 1991)

Criminal appeal concerning whether a larceny sentence was unduly disparate compared with the sentence imposed on a co-accused.

  • Larceny
  • Sentencing disparity
  • Criminal-law
  • Sentencing-disparity
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