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Criminal law [2022] JRC 252

AG v Freitas

AG v Freitas [2022] JRC 252 (14 November 2022)

A young defendant received a non-custodial sentence for drug supply and possession offences, with community service, probation, and confiscation orders imposed.

  • Drug offences
  • Sentencing
  • Young offenders
  • Confiscation orders
  • Drug-offences
  • Young-offenders
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Criminal law [2021] JRC 306

AG v Cauvain

AG v Cauvain [2021] JRC 306 (08 December 2021)

A young defendant was sentenced for MDMA possession with intent to supply and common assault, with the court imposing community service, probation, and forfeiture of the drugs.

  • Drug offences
  • Sentencing
  • Young offenders
  • Common assault
  • Drug-offences
  • Young-offenders
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Criminal law [2017] JRC 120

AG -v- Le Coguiec

AG -v- Le Coguiec [2017] JRC 120 (28 July 2017)

Young defendant sentenced for postal importation of MDMA and cannabis. The court imposed community service and probation, treating the case as suitable for a non-custodial outcome.

  • Drug importation
  • Sentencing
  • Young offenders
  • Community service
  • Probation
  • Drug-importation
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Criminal law [2017] JRC 022

AG v Z

AG v Z [2017] JRC 022 (27 January 2017)

A Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young offender for two counts of unlawful sexual intercourse, imposing probation, community service, and sex-offender restrictions.

  • Unlawful sexual intercourse
  • Young offenders
  • Sentencing
  • Sex offenders register
  • Community service
  • Probation order
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Criminal law [2015] JRC 134

AG -v- E and F

AG -v- E and F [2015] JRC 134 (22 June 2015)

Sentencing in Jersey for historic sexual offences committed by young defendants, with custody for E, non-custodial orders for F, and sex-offender notification periods imposed.

  • Sex offences
  • Sentencing
  • Young offenders
  • Notification requirements
  • Probation orders
  • Forfeiture
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Criminal law [2015] JRC 015

AG -v- Lusk

AG -v- Lusk [2015] JRC 015 (23 January 2015)

A young defendant who briefly held 40 ecstasy tablets was sentenced to community service and probation, not youth detention, despite a prior probation breach.

  • Drug offences
  • Sentencing
  • Probation breach
  • Young offenders
  • Drug-offences
  • Probation-breach
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Criminal law [2013] JRC 047

AG -v- Matutite

AG -v- Matutite [2013] JRC 047 (01 March 2013)

The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young first-time offender to 18 months for importing 1,218 Subutex tablets, with no deportation recommendation.

  • Drug importation
  • Sentencing
  • Young offenders
  • Mitigation
  • Deportation
  • Drug-importation
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Criminal law

Att. Gen. v W

Att. Gen. v W [2011] JLR_Note 15 (08 April 2011)

A Jersey criminal sentencing note concerning the appropriate sentence for a young offender.

  • Sentencing
  • Young offenders
  • Criminal-law
  • Young-offenders
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Criminal law [2010] JRC 236

AG -v- Rawlinson

AG -v- Rawlinson [2010] JRC 236 (22 December 2010)

The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young offender for multiple breaking and entry and larceny counts, imposing community service and 12 months’ probation instead of custody.

  • Sentencing
  • Community service
  • Probation
  • Young offenders
  • Breaking and entering
  • Larceny
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Criminal law [2010] JRC 016

AG -v- Z

AG -v- Z [2010] JRC 016 (25 January 2010)

The Royal Court of Jersey sentenced a young offender for rape, robbery, and indecent assault, imposing concurrent detention and ordering the knife forfeited.

  • Rape
  • Robbery
  • Indecent assault
  • Sentencing
  • Young offenders
  • Criminal-law
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