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AG v Stuart (Royal Court : Sentencing (Criminal) : MacRae) [2025] JRC 313 (20 November 2025)
The Royal Court sentenced Thomas Stuart for multiple drug offences, imposing community service and probation rather than youth custody, citing his age and rehabilitation prospects.
AG v Howard and De Jesus [2023] JRC 094 (13 June 2023)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced two young defendants for attempted murder after a knife attack causing life-changing injuries, with youth and good character mitigating sentence.
AG v Wilkinson [2023] JRC 042 (10 March 2023)
A young defendant received community service and probation for dangerous driving causing serious injury and excess alcohol driving, despite the custodial threshold being met.
AG v Carter [2022] JRC 289 (19 December 2022)
The Jersey Royal Court sentenced a young offender for common assault, biting a rescuer, and resisting arrest, imposing community service and probation rather than custody.
AG v Silbourne [2022] JRC 222 (19 October 2022)
A 20-year-old defendant received 6 years’ youth detention for importing nearly 1kg of high-purity cocaine into Jersey, after substantial credit for cooperation.
AG v R [2022] JRC 174 (19 August 2022)
A youth offender was sentenced for possession of controlled drugs with intent to supply and possession. The Royal Court imposed community service, probation, and confiscation orders.
AG v Godfrey [2022] JRC 111 (20 May 2022)
Sentencing judgment for youth drug offending and money laundering. The court imposed community service, probation, confiscation of ÂŁ680, and destruction of drugs.
AG v K 19-Nov-2020 [2020] JRC 243 (19 November 2020)
A 16-year-old defendant convicted of drug offences avoided youth detention after the court accepted mitigation, imposing community service orders instead.
AG v Allo [2020] JRC 134 (08 July 2020)
Youth drug sentencing case imposing 4 years' youth detention, with forfeiture, benefit and confiscation orders after serious supply-related offending.
Sentencing for dangerous driving causing serious injury. The Royal Court imposed 200 hours’ community service, four years’ disqualification, and a retest requirement.
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