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Sentencing after trial and guilty pleas for commercial cannabis supply, importation, and possession. The Royal Court imposed 15 months’ concurrent custody and adjourned confiscation.
Sentencing for a heroin-importation conspiracy led to seven years’ imprisonment for Armstrong and William Swanston, 3½ years for Afonso, and a non-custodial order for Lesley Swanston.
A young defendant who supplied ecstasy avoided custody because of unusual mitigation, including early guilty pleas, cooperation, and naming his supplier.
Sentencing for heroin possession, supply and intent to supply: reduced concurrent custodial sentences were imposed, with confiscation, forfeiture and no deportation order.
Durkin and Howard v AG [2005] JCA 002 (11 January 2005)
The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against conviction and sentence for conspiracy to import heroin and related drug offences, rejecting disclosure and summing-up complaints.
Sentencing for cocaine and cannabis offences: the Royal Court set a 9-year starting point, then reduced it to 4½ years for guilty pleas and cooperation.
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