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Hollie - swooping is bad

@holliethenerd.bsky.social did:plc:dapfy7dcnuqbktesaq4kkmq4

Nerdy little soul. Usually to be found with nose stuck in book, occasionally emerges from lair to fangirl. Warning: opinionated. Aspires to be, as Mhairi McFarlane once put it, "a menace in polka dots."

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Hollie - swooping is bad (@holliethenerd.bsky.social) é um usuário do Bluesky desde 17 outubro 2024. Tem 230 seguidores, segue 128 contas e publicou 4.122 posts.

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    Finn is making the cutest little snoring noises and it's killing meeeee

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  • The Secret Barrister@barristersecret.bsky.social

    But, to return to my soapbox, an appeals system is as vital to a justice system as trials and sentences themselves. It’s not a frilly extra for spoiled criminals. It is how we ensure errors are corrected and justice is done to everybody. Because justice only for good people is no justice at all.

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  • The Secret Barrister@barristersecret.bsky.social

    It’s an unusual case (for reasons explained by Wendy Joseph in the BBC article). The law would benefit from clarity as to how judges should approach these types of sentences. That, hopefully, is what the Court of Appeal will deliver in its judgment.

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  • The Secret Barrister@barristersecret.bsky.social

    So the Attorney General (for the prosecution) is applying for “leave to refer the sentence as unduly lenient”. Essentially asking the Court of Appeal to increase it. For those interested in the arguments, they centre around the legal nuances of knife offences and minimum terms for murder.

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  • The Secret Barrister@barristersecret.bsky.social

    Vickrum Digwa, murderer of Henry Nowak, has been granted permission to appeal against his sentence. Which means a judge has ruled that the argument has merit. It doesn’t mean he will win. Not least because the prosecution say the judge got it wrong in the other direction - the sentence was too low.

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