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Da SIlva v AG (Royal Court : Hearing (Criminal) : Binnington) [2026] JRC 022 (21 January 2026)
The Royal Court set aside and then reimposed a 10-month sentence for grave and criminal assault, holding the Magistrate had wrongly treated sentencing policy as binding.
Eastwood v AG [2023] JRC 200 (26 October 2023)
The court dismissed an appeal against a 15-month custodial sentence for fraudulent evasion of duty on imported tobacco and cigarettes, finding it neither excessive nor wrong in principle.
AG v Bellas and Louis [2023] JRC 086 (26 May 2023)
The Royal Court reduced monthly compensation payments for two fraud defendants, prioritizing continued repayment to the elderly victim over the risk of default sentences.
AG v McKeown [2018] JRC 187 (05 October 2018)
The Jersey Royal Court imposed a custodial sentence after repeated breaches of probation and community service orders, including further drunk and incapable offences.
AG -v- Woolley [2018] JRC 077 (24 April 2018)
The court found a breach of community service, revoked the original order, and imposed 210 hours of community service in place of the earlier sentence.
AG -v- Volante-Nobrega and Teixeira [2015] JRC 198C (28 September 2015)
The Jersey Royal Court imposed community service and probation on two young defendants for ecstasy importation and related offences, departing from usual custodial policy.
AG -v- Anderson [2015] JRC 116 (27 May 2015)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced the defendant to 3 years’ imprisonment for knowingly assisting the fraudulent evasion of drug import controls, with confiscation and forfeiture orders.
AG -v- Huish [2014] JRC 194 (10 October 2014)
Sentencing for possession with intent to supply mephedrone and other drugs, with the court imposing community service and probation while warning future NPS cases may attract custody.
AG -v- Langlands [2013] JRC 106 (31 May 2013)
Sentencing for making indecent images of children, with sex offender notification requirements and restrictive internet-device orders imposed for five years.
AG -v- Botting [2012] JRC 138 (13 July 2012)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young defendant to 20 months' youth detention after repeated breaches of community service and a new attempted breaking and entering offence.
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