What goes through the mind of a judge ...

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... that they sentence this piece of scum to minimum 36 years instead of whole life tariff? What is the actual point in her theoretically gaining her freedom at 72, and why should she have that albeit slim glimmer of hope to one day be free again?

I can't get my head around it.

 
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... that they sentence this piece of scum to minimum 36 years instead of whole life tariff? What is the actual point in her theoretically gaining her freedom at 72, and why should she have that albeit slim glimmer of hope to one day be free again?

I can't get my head around it.

Guilty plea and cooperation got her some discount.
 
Psychologists and pyschiatrists will probabley start studying her immediately to try to find any behaviour and pointers to identify any current and future cases.
 
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There was of course a little give away, to her psychopathy.
"I'll take what's coming in terms of sentence, hopefully I can get some peace now."

That may not have been her exact words, but it was clearly all about her.
 
Are there getting to be more criminally insane, or is the media coverage more intense? As to the mind of a Judge, totally different breed to most of us.
 
It’s pretty much the same as a whole life tarriff, as that can be subject to parole.
 
It’s pretty much the same as a whole life tarriff, as that can be subject to parole.
'If' she's released at 72 and remains a good little (old) girl, she could live 10, 15, 20 years if she's in decent enough health.

Final years that were denied for her parents.

This should have been a whole life tariff, end of.
 
'If' she's released at 72 and remains a good little (old) girl, she could live 10, 15, 20 years if she's in decent enough health.

Final years that were denied for her parents.

This should have been a whole life tariff, end of.
Yea whatever, you're not a judge or have anything to do with it and it's apparent you don't understand the guidance, that's merely your irrelevant opinion.
 
This should have been a whole life tariff, end of.
It may well be, given prisoners and ex-prisoners standardised mortality ratios...

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Yea whatever, you're not a judge or have anything to do with it and it's apparent you don't understand the guidance, that's merely your irrelevant opinion.
She's scum of the highest order. Should have been locked up for life, as in actual life.

No doubt you're one of these tree hugging do-gooders that reckon she's misunderstood and should serve 6 months in an open prison.
 
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