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AG -v- Bradshaw [2017] JRC 119 (28 July 2017)
Sentencing for prolonged social security fraud. Despite guilty plea, remorse, and depression evidence, the court imposed a custodial sentence of 2 years.
AG -v- Gallagher [2011] JRC 129 (01 July 2011)
The court imposed a 15-month custodial sentence for dishonestly taking Income Support, but suspended it for 2 years because of the defendant’s guilty plea, remorse, repayment efforts, and childcare responsibilities.
AG -v- Morin [2010] JRC 217D (03 December 2010)
Sentencing for social security fraud: the court imposed 120 hours' community service and a compensation order, citing exceptional mitigation including disability and repayment.
Wood v AG [2003] JCA 051 (14 March 2003)
The Court of Appeal refused leave to withdraw abandonment, extend time, or appeal against conviction after a guilty plea to 16 fraud counts.
AG v Le Cras [2000] JRC 89 (25 May 2000)
Sentencing judgment for deliberate travel fraud and social security fraud. The court imposed 2 years concurrent terms plus 6 months consecutive, totaling 2½ years.
AG v Lelliot [2000] JRC 20 (01 February 2000)
Sentencing for social security fraud in which the defendant, a father and primary carer, received a probation order instead of custody.
1999/220 - AG v Payne [1999] UR 220 (17 December 1999)
Sentencing for repeat social security fraud in Jersey: Payne received eight months’ imprisonment and a compensation order after fraud against the Social Security Fund.
1999/164 - AG v Fitzsimmons [1999] UR 164 (1 October 1999)
The court held that Fitzsimmons committed deliberate fraud on the Social Security fund and imposed concurrent prison terms plus a compensation order.
After a guilty plea to obtaining money by false pretences, the court held Fitzsimmons had committed a deliberate fraud on Social Security and imposed 9 months’ imprisonment plus compensation.
1999/4 - AG v Laverick [1999] UR 4 (11 January 1999)
Sentencing for deliberate social security fraud in Jersey. The court treated the conduct as serious, applied the totality principle, and imposed 9 months' imprisonment.
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