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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.

A JERSEY institute of law could be offering courses to aspiring advocates and solicitors next year.

A CALL has been made to publish a controversial report that prompted the resignation of Deputy Bob Hill from a Scrutiny panel last week.

CRIMINALS are getting softer sentences because cases are taking so long to come to court, according to the Bailiff.

NOT all cases of domestic abuse need to go to court, says the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache.

A PORTRAIT of ‘a true son of Jersey’, Bob Le Sueur, was unveiled yesterday at the Jersey Museum as a lasting tribute to his lifelong commitment to the Island.

DIVORCING parents must do all they can to protect their children, says the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache.

THE States broke up in disarray yesterday after Senator Stuart Syvret refused to stop speaking when ruled out of order.

A GARDENER who brought a 9 mm blank firing pistol and a stun gun to Jersey to ‘defend himself’ was jailed for nine months by the Royal Court yesterday.