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AG v Richomme [2023] JRC 030 (20 February 2023)
Sentencing judgment for cannabis possession with intent to supply and two public order offences, with a total sentence of 4 years and 21 weeks and confiscation orders.
AG v Davies [2022] JRC 107 (06 May 2022)
The Royal Court sentenced the defendant to 2 years’ imprisonment for possession of criminal property and gave no separate penalty on three drug possession counts.
Appeal against sentence dismissed. The Royal Court upheld 11 months’ imprisonment and a 4 years 6 months driving disqualification for repeated drink driving and uninsured driving.
AG v Pringle 02-Feb-2021 [2021] JRC 031 (02 February 2021)
Appeal against sentence dismissed in a Jersey drink-driving case. The Royal Court upheld consecutive and concurrent sentencing choices and found no totality error.
AG v Bacon 08-Oct-2019 [2019] JRC 201 (08 October 2019)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a teacher for additional historic indecent assaults on schoolboys and held that a consecutive two-year term would not be disproportionate.
AG v Smitton Banach and Reeves [2019] JRC 099 (03 June 2019)
Sentencing judgment for conspiracy to supply heroin and cannabis, applying Jersey drug-trafficking guidelines, purity reasoning, and the totality principle.
J -v- AG [2016] JCA 090 (29 April 2016)
The Court of Appeal allowed a sentence appeal in a child sexual offences case, holding that 6 years' imprisonment was manifestly excessive and reducing it to 4 years 6 months.
Loureiro -v- AG [2015] JRC 154 (09 July 2015)
The Royal Court of Jersey allowed a motoring appeal, finding the total prison term excessive and reducing the sentence after applying the totality principle.
Louis -v- AG [2013] JRC 257A (20 December 2013)
The Royal Court dismissed an appeal against sentence for drink driving, driving while disqualified, driving without insurance, and contempt, finding no manifest excess.
On guilty pleas to grave and criminal assault and assault, the Royal Court sentenced Sean Michael Peter Smale to 1 year and 9 months’ imprisonment.
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