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AG V Mazurke [2023] JRC 220 (27 October 2023)
The court set the trial for 11 March 2024 before the Inferior Number, fixed a plea and directions hearing within seven days, and remanded the defendant in custody.
AG v Withe [2023] JRC 125 (20 July 2023)
The court ruled on trial procedure, screening, bad character evidence, and hearsay in a criminal assault case, allowing the prior conviction and rejecting the hearsay application.
AG v Warn 03-Nov-2020 [2020] JRC 231 (03 November 2020)
The court refused the Crown’s request to recall a witness before the prosecution case had closed, holding that the discretion should be exercised in favour of the defence.
AG v Rebelo [2019] JRC 007A (28 January 2019)
The Jersey Royal Court allowed the Crown to amend an admission by deleting the word “asleep,” finding the phrase was a manifest error and caused no prejudice.
AG -v- Le Clercq [2016] JRC 057A (04 March 2016)
The Jersey Royal Court granted bail to a defendant awaiting trial, imposing strict conditions after finding the Crown had not shown sufficient public risk.
AG -v- E [2016] JRC 042 (11 February 2016)
The court set ground rules for a vulnerable defendant’s trial, appointed an intermediary for the trial, and limited pre-trial involvement as disproportionate.
AG -v- Sim [2014] JRC 176 (18 September 2014)
The Jersey Royal Court granted an application for an intermediary for a defendant with extremely low cognitive functioning and communication difficulties.
X Children v H.&S.S. Min. [2011] JLR 772 (28 September 2011)
The court considered whether a preliminary issue should be tried in a personal injuries case, emphasizing that all matters should ordinarily be resolved at trial.
AG v Warren and Others [2009] JRC 142 (10 July 2009)
The court held that previous abuse of process proceedings were irrelevant to the trial and barred from reference, and allowed Crown Advocate Sharp to appear as prosecutor.
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