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You just touched on, looked at wayne couzens and said to him that he had eroded public confidence in the police in england and wales. i have got with me here our legal correspondent. first of all, dominic, whole life order is, they are very rare, aren t they? the? dominic, whole life order is, they are very rare, aren t they? they are really rare- are very rare, aren t they? they are really rare. there s are very rare, aren t they? they are really rare. there s a are very rare, aren t they? they are really rare. there s a reason, - really rare. there s a reason, because really rare. there s a reason, because they are effectively kept in reserve because they are effectively kept in reserve for because they are effectively kept in reserve for the very worst of the worst reserve for the very worst of the worst offenders. a bit of history, let s worst offenders. a bit of history, let s go worst offenders. a bit of history, let s go back 50 years to the abolition let s go back 50 years to the abolition of capital punishment, parliament at the time told the public parliament at the time told the public that there would be a power on statute public that there would be a power on statute in law to lock away people on statute in law to lock away people and throw away the key. in those exceptional circumstances. over those exceptional circumstances. over the those exceptional circumstances. over the years, the law has developed. basically, a system that judges developed. basically, a system that judges carr developed. basically, a system that judges can go through to test two should judges can go through to test two should be judges can go through to test two should be affected by this exceptional sentence. normally, this is the exceptional sentence. normally, this is the key exceptional sentence. normally, this is the key thing, normally it would apply is the key thing, normally it would apply to is the key thing, normally it would apply to a is the key thing, normally it would apply to a murderer who has killed more apply to a murderer who has killed
Bristol riots and Kill The Bill: What the Police and Crime Bill means for protests The new legislation was drawn up in the wake of Extinction Rebellion protests in 2019 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice The huge controversy over the Government’s Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill has seen protests in Westminster with opponents claiming ministers are rushing through legislation that will severely curtail fundamental rights to protest.