About the Bailiff's Chambers

Other responsibilities of the Bailiff’s Chambers include:

supporting the judiciary in criminal and civil matters in the Island’s courts
issuing a range of injunctions and warrants on a daily basis
supporting the Bailiff in the States and in his sworn duty to maintain Jersey’s constitutional privileges
organising or helping to co-ordinate a range of public ceremonies including the swearing-in of officials before the Royal Court, the Assise d’Heritage, Liberation Day and Remembrance Sunday
assisting the Bailiff to fulfil engagements in the community throughout the year
receiving distinguished visitors
undertaking the administration of liquor licence extensions
licensing public entertainment and charity collections

Bailiff of Jersey

Timothy John Le Cocq

Robert MacRae

For a dedicated overview of Jersey’s judicial system, visit the Jersey Law website.

You can find out how to make a complaint against the Bailiff in the document below.