TWO people accused of an attack outside Jersey’s Islamic Centre are due to face trial in September.
Tamara Nadine Dubois (36) had already pleaded guilty to one count of assault in the Magistrate’s Court.
Appearing in the Royal Court yesterday, she denied one charge of threatening, abusive or disorderly conduct and two more assault charges.
Her co-accused, Jade Clarke James Hamon (52), denied one charge of threatening, abusive or disorderly conduct.
They will face trial on 21 September.
Dubois is due to face a Newton hearing on the same dates to establish the facts of the assault, which she committed on a child.
Crown Advocate Luke Sette, was prosecuting and the Bailiff, Robert MacRae, was presiding.


