He’ll get a life sentence with a minimum number of year tariff before he’s eligible for parole, won’t he?God knows mate. These sentences always seem to run concurrently which I presume is down to the law, but I find it frustrating in such serious cases. It's at times like this that I wish we had the American system - not saying their justice system is perfect by the way - where they give out sentences so long that even if you lived until you were 120 you'd still be locked up.
Yes it would, most hardened criminals back in the day were terrified of The Rack, if you think otherwise you don’t know what your talking about.No it wouldn't.
Yep, it's probably academic as I can't see him ever being released to be fairHe’ll get a life sentence with a minimum number of year tariff before he’s eligible for parole, won’t he?
It’s unlikely that that parole board would grant his request, should he be lucky enough to be alive at that point.
Nobody. He's just a bit weird.Who is defending this creature?
Same on Sky.I’ve just seen a live BBC report from outside the court. Absolutely scumbags have banners saying ‘children die, media lies’. Of course they are filming themselves doing it. Making it about them.
Today, of all days, wouldn’t it be nice to show some support to the families?
Same on Sky.
Sarah Jayne being very professional and not going peaky blinder on the troll.
Thick **** was stood with the placard obscured behind the guy she was interviewing.Same on Sky.
Sarah Jayne being very professional and not going peaky blinder on the troll.
It’s incredible really, but shows what there is around in society.I’ve just seen a live BBC report from outside the court. Absolutely scumbags have banners saying ‘children die, media lies’. Of course they are filming themselves doing it. Making it about them.
Today, of all days, wouldn’t it be nice to show some support to the families?
It’s 27 years at his age but that will be reduced for the guilty plea.He’ll get a life sentence with a minimum number of year tariff before he’s eligible for parole, won’t he?
It’s unlikely that that parole board would grant his request, should he be lucky enough to be alive at that point.
It’s incredible really, but shows what there is around in society.
The reporting crews probably need a cordoned off area.
It’s Liverpool mate. Think about it.Why is anyone there in the first place? Odd.
I had this discussion with my wife in the car this morning as the harrowing evidence came out and why did they need to go through the sequence of events for the families who suffered, as he had already pleaded guilty and the Judge at that stage has made his mind up as to sentence. If it had been one of our kids would we have gone and put ourselves through it, not only inside the Court but outside it as well. Would it help us cope to go, or stay away and it was a question we just could not answer.Why is anyone there in the first place? Odd.
I had this discussion with my wife in the car this morning as the harrowing evidence came out and why did they need to go through the sequence of events for the families who suffered, as he had already pleaded guilty and the Judge at that stage has made his mind up as to sentence. If it had been one of our kids would we have gone and put ourselves through it, not only inside the Court but outside it as well. Would it help us cope to go, or stay away and it was a question we just could not answer.
It’s Liverpool mate. Think about it.
It’s about open justice. You can’t have a judge sentencing people without the basis for that being presented to the court. The alternative is the thin end of a very dangerous wedge.I had this discussion with my wife in the car this morning as the harrowing evidence came out and why did they need to go through the sequence of events for the families who suffered, as he had already pleaded guilty and the Judge at that stage has made his mind up as to sentence. If it had been one of our kids would we have gone and put ourselves through it, not only inside the Court but outside it as well. Would it help us cope to go, or stay away and it was a question we just could not answer.
If he's still aliveIt’s 27 years at his age but that will be reduced for the guilty plea.
So 45 to be considered for parole.