THE traditional exchange of Christmas greetings took place in a packed Royal Court on Friday afternoon.
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Island is home to one and all, says Bailiff
JERSEY should try to break down ‘artificial distinctions’ between immigrants and long-term Island residents, the Bailiff said today.
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Public should pay for legal aid, says Bailiff
TAXPAYERS should have to start paying towards legal aid, according to the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache.
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Sunrise serenade
ISLANDERS were serenaded with live music as the sun rose yesterday at St Catherine.
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Privileges condemn Senator Syvret’s behaviour
SENATOR Stuart Syvret has been condemned for his behaviour in the States last week.
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Probation for man who assaulted girl
A MENTALLY ill man has escaped a jail sentence after writing to the Bailiff to admit having a relationship with an 11-year-old girl.
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Sunrise serenade
ISLANDERS were serenaded with live music as the sun rose yesterday at St Catherine.
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Carey Olsen launch book
CAREY Olsen Jersey partner Paul Matthams and James Kessler QC launched their new book Drafting Trusts and Will Trusts in the Channel Islands at the United Club, Royal Square on Monday.
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Fine is doubled for accountant who broke housing law
A SUCCESSFUL businesswoman who allowed unqualified people to live in her property for over four years has been fined £25,000 by the Royal Court – double the fine that the Crown had asked for.
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Bailiff backs move for Jersey’s own law school
A JERSEY institute of law could be offering courses to aspiring advocates and solicitors next year.
