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Ferreira v AG (Royal Court : Appeal (Criminal) : MacRae) [2025] JRC 243 (2 October 2025)
Criminal appeal partly allowed: one sexual-touching conviction was quashed for insufficient evidence, the remaining convictions stood, and sentence was reduced.
JG v AG [2024] JRC 115 (15 May 2024)
The Royal Court of Jersey allowed an appeal against one sexual-offence conviction, upheld another, and revised sentence and ancillary orders.
AG v Coelho [2024] JRC 006 (10 January 2024)
The Jersey Royal Court resentenced a young defendant for repeated motoring offences, imposed 180 hours of community service and 12 months' probation, and ordered forfeiture of his car.
AG v RR [2023] JRC 061 (19 April 2023)
The Royal Court allowed the Crown’s bail appeal, finding bail unreasonable for a 15-year-old convicted of repeated violent offences and remanding him in custody.
The Attorney General v Tyler Colin Ahier [2021] JRC 302 (19 November 2021)
Sentencing after a violent joint assault in St Helier: one defendant received youth detention, the other community service, with exclusion orders and compensation.
The Attorney General v Angelo Gabriel De Sa Fernandes [2021] JRC 287 (16 November 2021)
Sentencing judgment for drug supply offences in Jersey. The defendant received 3 years and 6 months' imprisonment, plus confiscation and destruction orders.
Gill v AG [2019] JRC 006A (23 January 2019)
Leave to appeal was refused against a 2-year youth detention sentence for prolonged drug supply and possession offences. The court held it was not manifestly excessive.
AG -v- Louis and Le Jehan [2018] JRC 067 (06 April 2018)
The court dealt with breach of community service orders for two defendants, extending probation for Mr Louis and continuing probation and community service for Mr Le Jehan.
AG -v- B [2018] JRC 050 (05 March 2018)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a youth offender for causing serious injury by dangerous driving, imposing 200 hours community service and a four-year driving ban.
AG -v- Louis, Louis and Le Jehan [2017] JRC 182 (27 October 2017)
Sentencing judgment for cannabis cultivation and supply in Jersey, imposing custody for the principal offender and community-based orders for the others.
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