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AG v Porter [2024] JRC 112 (14 May 2024)
After a two-day trial, Ryan Martin Porter was convicted of grave and criminal assault and possession of an offensive weapon after attacking Mr X with a bat.
AG v Manson and Louis [2023] JRC 210 (08 November 2023)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced two defendants for cannabis possession and production offences, imposing custody on both but suspending Manson’s sentence for two years.
AG v Bellot [2023] JRC 202 (27 October 2023)
The court rejected the Crown’s conclusion and imposed a 3-day prison sentence suspended for 12 months instead of a fine, with reasons to follow.
AG v Hutcheson [2022] JRC 031 (04 February 2022)
The court revoked a community service order after the defendant could not complete the remaining hours because of health difficulties and imposed a suspended prison sentence.
AG v Jima-Otero [2019] JRC 018 (08 February 2019)
On breach of a community service order, the court discharged the order and imposed a 5-month prison sentence suspended for 1 year, noting PTSD mitigation.
Sentencing for alcohol-fuelled street violence: Le Geyt received concurrent custodial terms, while L’Enfant received a suspended sentence after guilty pleas and remorse were accepted.
Carrel v AG [2017] JRC 067 (03 May 2017)
The Court of Appeal admitted fresh medical evidence, found the Royal Court had erred in principle, and replaced community service orders with suspended prison terms.
AG -v- Ahier [2016] JRC 230 (09 December 2016)
The Royal Court sentenced a defendant for assaulting a police officer and related breaches, but suspended the 12-month custodial term for one year due to exceptional personal circumstances.
AG -v- R [2016] JRC 185A (14 October 2016)
Sentencing decision imposing a ÂŁ600 fine, a 4-month suspended prison term, and a 36-month driving disqualification for road traffic offences.
AG -v- K [2015] JRC 175 (24 August 2015)
At sentencing, the Jersey Royal Court imposed 9 months’ imprisonment suspended for 2 years for reckless exposure of a child to harm, after repeat child-neglect offending.
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