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Bringing someone forcibly to court, as weve seen in america? it is there a danger, if we go down that road, of making the proceedings about them rather than the testimonies of these families that that persons crimes has so deeply affected? get in touch. lets begin by speaking to some callers, the sister of sabina nessa. you might remember sabina nessa was murdered in september 2021, 28 years of age, murdered in south—east london. now herfamily have been murdered in south—east london. now her...

Make contact with a governor of a prison and ask prison governors to bring a defendant to court. the prison governor then will have to go through a certain procedure and make certain decisions as to whether or not it is necessary for the hearing. and whether or not it can be achieved, reasonably achieved. both of those, at the moment, a very big queries. of those, at the moment, a very big aueries. , , , , queries. this is it, because we soke queries. this is it, because we spoke to _ queries. t...

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They would — everyone is going up in arms about they would have to force him to stand _ they would have to force him to stand there and hear things about himself— stand there and hear things about himself that werent true. did stand there and hear things about himself that werent true.- himself that werent true. did you hear the discussion _ himself that werent true. did you hear the discussion we _ himself that werent true. did you hear the discussion we had - himself that werent true. did ...

Lets take a look at todays papers. and most of the front pages lead on the sentencing of lucy letby. "one final act of wickedness" is the headline in the daily mirror as it focuses on the "fury" at letby refusing to appear in court as she was handed a life sentence. the times uses another picture of letby, this time smiling with a drink in hand. according to the paper, justice secretary alex chalk says the government wants to change the law "at the earliest opportunity" to force "the worst offen...

That is realistic but i think we need — that is realistic but i think we need to— that is realistic but i think we need to think about ways to encourage defendants to face up tom _ encourage defendants to face up to... . . encourage defendants to face up to... ., ., , encourage defendants to face up to... ., , ., , ., to... can i ask why that is not realistic? _ to... can i ask why that is not realistic? i— to. .. can i ask why that is not realistic? i think— to... can i ask why that is ...

National says the increase is concerning from a "public safety" perspective.

Or earlier statements in court by bereaved families. they described the terrible impact of the murders on their lives. heres what mrjustice goss had to say, as he passed sentence. lucy letby, on each of the seven offences of murder and the seven offences of attempted murder, i sentence you to imprisonment for life. because the seriousness of your offences is exceptionally high, i direct that the early release provisions do not apply. the order of the court, therefore, is a whole life order on ea...

Thejudge also explained the judge also explained in detail why he had chosen to hands down that whole life order. murder carries a mandatory life sentence. but those whole life orders are not used very often, they are reserved for the most serious offenders, people who have shown no remorse for their crimes, people who its believed may potentially offend again in the future. but mrjustice goss was very clear that for all of those crimes that lucy letby committed, she would serve a whole life ord...