Jersey
Criminal Procedure (Connétables and Centeniers) (Jersey) Law 1996
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This Law lets a Connétable or Centenier act in another parish, if authorized by the Connétable of the parish where the offence happened.
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Jersey
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This Law lets a Connétable or Centenier act in another parish, if authorized by the Connétable of the parish where the offence happened.
Jersey
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This Part sets the main rules for criminal procedure, including the overriding objective, court and party duties, case management, summonses, sentencing venue, appeals, and some penalties.
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This Law amends three Jersey criminal procedure laws and states that it comes into force 7 days after registration.
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This amendment law changes the Crown Advocates (Jersey) Law 1987 and starts the day after it is registered.
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This law changes two existing monetary references from five pounds to twenty pounds (and from five livres to twenty livres) in earlier law provisions.
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Masters of ships arriving in the Island must declare imported goods, submit required declarations and documents, and notify unloading times; unloading is restricted to approved places and hours, with penalties for breaches.
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This amendment law replaces Article 5 of the principal law, gives customs and excise officers responsibility for revenue management and import/export control, and adds a vehicle-capacity-based fee table in the Schedule.
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This Law defines “principal Law” as the Customs and Excise (Jersey) Law 1999, deletes a paragraph from Schedule 1 of that principal Law, and says the amending Law comes into force on 6 May 2008.
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This law adds cash-declaration and inspection powers for Jersey border and transport checks, and creates offences for refusing disclosure or giving false disclosures.
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This amendment law changes parts of the Customs and Excise (Jersey) Law 1999, including search procedure and the power of the Agent of the Impôts to accept a penalty in excise-duty cases.
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This amendment law changes reporting rules for ships and aircraft and says the law starts 7 days after registration.
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This amendment law replaces the vehicle emissions duty table for certain commercial vehicles and starts on 23 January 2026.
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This Law sets up the Jersey Cyber Security Centre, gives the Minister and Director defined cyber-security powers, and imposes duties on operators of essential services to manage and report cyber risks and incidents.
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This law amends several Jersey laws on computer misuse, data preservation, access to material, and disclosure restrictions, and it starts 7 days after registration.
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This Law sets how courts apply a discount rate in personal injury damages cases and allows periodical payment orders, with controls on amendments, assignments, and guarantees.
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This Law amends Jersey’s Dangerous Drugs Law and creates offences linked to cannabis, including allowing premises to be used for smoking or dealing cannabis and knowingly cultivating cannabis without a licence.
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This law restricts dangerous drugs in Jersey by requiring licences for many imports, exports, and related drug activities, and it criminalizes prepared opium and certain new-drug trading.
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This law generally prohibits keeping a dangerous wild animal unless the person has a licence.
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This amendment law changes several parts of the Jersey Data Protection Law 2005, including exemptions, offences, and when the amendment law starts.
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This part defines key data protection terms and sets core duties for data controllers, including complying with the data protection principles, registering before processing personal data, and handling certain individual access and objection requests.