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The Attorney General v Findlay John Mackay

The Royal Court sentenced Findlay Mackay to 4 years and 4 months for importing 69 grams of cocaine, rejecting a low-purity reduction but granting substantial personal mitigation.

  • Importation of class a drugs
  • Sentencing mitigation
  • Drug purity
  • Courier liability
  • Forfeiture
  • Drug-offences
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Customs law

The Attorney General v Philip Roy Delduca

Sentencing for importing 112 grams of 80% pure cocaine into Jersey. The court imposed 3 years and 10 months after credit for plea and exceptional co-operation.

  • Importation of cocaine
  • Fraudulent evasion of prohibition on importation
  • Sentencing mitigation
  • Guilty plea credit
  • Confiscation order
  • Forfeiture and destruction of drugs
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Health and safety law

The Attorney General v Malco Developments Limited

The Royal Court fined Malco Developments Limited for failing to supervise works safely, exposing others to risk, but reduced the penalty for early admission and cooperation.

  • Employer duty
  • Site supervision
  • Risk to non-employees
  • Sentencing mitigation
  • Fine and costs
  • Health-and-safety
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Criminal law

The Attorney General v Mohammed Shahnowaz and Graciela Christina Correia

Sentencing and confiscation decision in a heroin supply case: Shahnowaz received 3½ years’ imprisonment and a confiscation order; Correia received community service.

  • Possession with intent to supply heroin
  • Possession of cocaine
  • Being concerned in the supply of a controlled drug
  • Sentencing mitigation
  • Community service order
  • Confiscation order
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