SENATOR Stuart Syvret entered not guilty pleas to two motoring offences when he appeared before the Magistrate’s Court yesterday.
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Perchard: I did swear in States
HEALTH Minister Jim Perchard has admitted swearing at Senator Stuart Syvret in the States last week. Despite initially denying the outburst during last week’s sitting, Senator Perchard has, after being challenged by the JEP, confirmed that he uttered obscenities to Senator Syvret. And after being told about recordings made at a press conference late last […]
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Senator Syvret charged
Senator Stuart Syvret has been charged with breaking the Data Protection Law by publishing a confidential police report on his blog.
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Syvret arrest: States back police
THE States backed the police yesterday in the row over the controversial arrest of Senator Stuart Syvret and the search of his home.
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States in shambles
THE States resembled a school playground yesterday as foul language and personal insults flew across the Chamber. After days of personal animosities being vented in e-mails between States Members, the tensions erupted publicly in a bitter question time. Senator Stuart Syvret stopped proceedings in mid-flow to complain to the Deputy Bailiff, Michael Birt, that the […]
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Abuse inquiry bid reaches High Court
FORMER Health Minister Stuart Syvret this week begins his bid to prove that Justice Secretary Jack Straw, pictured, has a duty to intervene in the administration of justice in the Island. He and UK MP John Hemming will be appearing in the Royal Courts of Justice in the High Court at a permissions hearing to […]
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Senator in court walk-out
SENATOR Stuart Syvret stormed out of the Magistrate’s Court yesterday saying that the police would have to arrest him if they wanted him to come back to court.
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Not behaviour I expected from States Members
From Alan Hall. YOU published a letter (JEP, 3 November) from Terry Noel (a States employee staff representative) who, in his own time, attended the States debate on the proposal to restore the public sector’s rights to free collective bargaining. His description of the way that the politicians conducted themselves that day was a real […]
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If you think it’s bad in Jersey, spend some time in Guernsey
IT wouldn’t surprise me one little bit that by the time this is published – as distinct from the time it was written – someone in the Big House will have latched on to the idea floated by Senator Stuart Syvret in the statement he issued last week that a vote of no confidence should be brought against his fellow Senator, Jimmy Perchard.
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Syvret ‘no fair trial’ claim is dismissed
A UK judge has rejected claims by Senator Stuart Syvret that he cannot receive a fair trial in Jersey.
