Jersey
Criminal Justice (Compensation Orders) (Amendment No. 3) (Jersey) Law 2017
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This law limits compensation orders made by the Magistrate’s Court or Youth Court to no more than the amount of a level 3 fine.
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This law limits compensation orders made by the Magistrate’s Court or Youth Court to no more than the amount of a level 3 fine.
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This Law sets up deferred prosecution agreements for specified offences, with self-reporting, court approval, compliance monitoring, and possible discontinuance of proceedings after expiry.
Jersey
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This law amends the Criminal Justice (Insane Persons) (Jersey) Law 1964 by removing certain words, changing references from the Superior Number to the Inferior Number, replacing “St. Saviour’s Hospital” with “hospital”, and adding a definition of “hospital”.
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This amendment expands customs officer powers in certain warrant searches and sets commencement for the law.
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This amendment law changes rules for obtaining and transmitting evidence in Jersey for overseas criminal proceedings, and sets related powers, limits, and penalties.
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This Law abolishes penal servitude and hard labour, sets rules for corrective training and preventive detention, gives courts powers over fines and recognizances, and repeals specified earlier enactments.
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This Law sets the rules for minimum prison terms for life sentences and for release on licence of life prisoners.
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This Law sets mandatory minimum imprisonment rules for certain life sentences, requiring courts to set a starting point, consider aggravating and mitigating factors, and then order a minimum period of imprisonment.
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This Law increases the standard scale of fines, expands the Magistrate’s sentencing power, and lets the States amend fine levels and related penalty provisions by Regulations.
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This law repeals one older law, changes several earlier laws, and starts on the seventh day after it is registered.
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This Law amends several Jersey criminal justice laws and starts on the seventh day after registration.
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This amendment law changes criminal procedure, bail, police detention, and Royal Court quorum rules in Jersey.
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This Law amends the Schedule to the Criminal Justice (Young Offenders) (Jersey) Law 2014 and starts 7 days after it is registered.
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This Part updates rules for young offenders’ custody, early release, temporary release, supervision, appeals, and related offences.
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This Law sets rules for children, young persons, and young adults in criminal cases, including custody, youth detention, supervision after release, the Youth Court, and the Young Person’s Placement Panel.
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This document amends Jersey young offenders law to update definitions, restrict when courts can impose youth detention on children, adjust custody and placement-panel rules, and add transitional and consequential amendment powers.
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This Law makes it an offence to take or send a child out of Jersey without the required consent, and to take or detain a child under 16 to remove them from lawful control.
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This Law creates offences for helping, encouraging, or trying to bring about a statutory offence, and it also extends liability to certain people connected with corporate or partnership offences.
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This law sets out how bail works in Jersey criminal proceedings, including a general right to bail, exceptions, bail conditions, security and sureties, arrest powers, appeals, and offences for breaching bail-related rules.
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This Law amends several Jersey laws so Connétables and Centeniers can act in another parish when authorized, and it takes effect 7 days after registration.