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Twee Britse tieners moeten na hoger beroep alsnog de cel in voor verkrachtingen
Twee Britse tieners moeten na een hoger beroep alsnog vier jaar de cel in na hun veroordeling voor verkrachtingen van twee meisjes, heeft het Britse hof van beroep donderdag geoordeeld. In eerste instantie had de rechter alternatieve jeugdstraffen opgelegd, wat tot veel ophef leidde.
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theguardian.com
Two teenage boys detained for rape as court of appeal overrules ‘lenient’ sentences
First judge found to have erred by giving 15-year-olds youth rehabilitation orders for rape of two girls in Hampshire
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nu.nl
Twee Britse tieners moeten na hoger beroep alsnog de cel in voor verkrachtingen
Twee Britse tieners moeten na een hoger beroep alsnog vier jaar de cel in na hun veroordeling voor verkrachtingen van twee meisjes, heeft het Britse hof van beroep donderdag…
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punchng.com
UK teen rapists get four-year detention after outrage at lenient sentences
Following public outrage over lenient sentences, two UK teen rapists have been handed four-year detention terms by an appeals judge.
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scmp.com
British teen rapists get detention after outrage at lenient sentences
The two boys were originally given youth rehabilitation orders after raping two girls; videos of the attacks were shared online.
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UK teen rapists get detention after outrage at lenient sentences
The two boys were originally given youth rehabilitation orders after raping two girls; videos of the attacks were shared online.
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channel4.com
Fordingbridge: Teen rapists jailed after appeals court overturns ‘unduly lenient’ sentences
Two teenage boys who were found guilty of rape have been given four years in detention after the Court of Appeal over-ruled their initial non-custodial sentences.
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channelnewsasia.com
Two teenage rapists given four-year detention after UK appeal
The decision follows widespread public outrage, with the court saying the seriousness and repeated nature of the offences made custody "unavoidable."