Juvenile given 6 months' probation for cannabis supply in Basseterre
A juvenile was convicted of possession of cannabis with intent to supply at Basseterre Magistrate's Court for an offence committed on 12 April 2012. The court imposed six months' probation with one surety, with a curfew and an order to find gainful employment.
At the Basseterre Magistrate’s Court in Basseterre, St Kitts, a juvenile was
convicted of possession of cannabis with intent to supply.[1]For that
conviction, the court placed the juvenile on probation for six months with one
surety.[1]The juvenile’s case was dealt with on St Kitts at the court in
Basseterre.[1]
The magistrate ordered the juvenile to keep the peace and to be of good
behaviour as conditions of the probation.[1]The magistrate imposed a curfew
on the juvenile and ordered the juvenile to find gainful employment.[1]
The cannabis offence behind the conviction was committed on Thursday, 12 April
2012.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Convicted
1
Agency type
Court
Activity
Possession, Sale
Charge
possession of cannabis with intent to supply
Case stage
Sentenced
Sentence
Probation
Region
Saint Kitts
Sources
SKNVibes.comsknvibes.comCraddock Road man convicted for battery on police; juvenile for ganja possession
Open questions the AI reported
No quantity, weight, plant count or value of cannabis was published, so no kilograms or other seizure figures can be recorded.
The juvenile was not named and no age or gender beyond juvenile was published.
The conviction date was not stated separately; 12 April 2012 is the offence date and 6 August 2012 is the publication date of the report.
Only one account of this conviction could be opened, so the facts rest on a single SKNVibes report.
The same page reports a separate juvenile charged with possession of cannabis for an offence on 3 August 2012 and several non-cannabis charges; those are different events left out of this report.
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