Keith Fenn will be free in 8 weeks.
Darren Wright is free already.

The girl was 10.

Judge Julian Hall said this was most difficult decision he had ever made but she looked 16 and was dressed provocatively.

This is the same judge that told a paedophile to buy his victim a bike.

Keith Fenn and Darren Wright deserve to have real justice meted out to them in a prolonged and painful way. They are paedophiles now – so where do they live?

If Judge Julian Hall has no problems with sex offenders that actually says so much about him and his attitudes. It’s not the law at fault here. It’s him. Maybe he thinks of little girls as sex objects too if he finds nothing wrong with it.
If the politicians want to restore faith in justice then he is the ideal sacrifice. Okay so no-one will believe a thing the politicians say but at least it’ll get this sex crime lover off the bench.
If his wife were mugged and battered would he accept the defence that “she looked rich” ? I doubt it, but why not?

No-one had the right to do that regardless of how a girl was or was not dressed. For them to do that renders them beneath contempt but for someone to say that it was okay just legitimised that behaviour for all other sex offenders and those that will hope he presides over their trial.

The sentences should be hugely increased – they have taken something away from the rest of her life – but Judge Julian Hall should be sacked. He hasn’t got a single bloody clue.

CCTV footage has been released which shows a police officer repeatedly punching a young woman outside a Sheffield nightclub …. Ms Comer, from Sheffield, was being arrested last July for damaging a car – an offence she has since admitted. BBC

The woman is complaining and the police are saying they’ll investigate. Nothing unusual there… but at the end of that item we have this:

In a statement, South Yorkshire Police said:
“It is worth noting that as a result of the original incident the individual was convicted of a criminal offence.”

Now they would never have said that if the individual had been found innocent. That statement just would not have been made. So taking it that way, what that statement by the Police really actually means is “so what if we beat her up, she had it coming”. It means that South Yorkshire Police are condoning violence by their officers if someone is guilty at the time they decide she is guilty.