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UK teen rapists get detention after outrage
The Court of Appeal in London sentences them to four years’ youth detention.
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independent.co.uk
Teenagers spared jail for rape of girls have sentences reviewed. What happens next?
What is the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme and how does it work?
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dailymail.com
Rapist boys spared jail 'should be detained', Court of Appeal told
Three rapist teenage boys spared jailed over a series of attacks in Fordingbridge, Hampshire, pictured, should be re-sentenced and sent to detention, the Court of Appeal heard…
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mirror.co.uk
Detention only appropriate sentence for boys spared jail over rapes, court told
Three teenage boys who avoided custody after being convicted of raping two girls should have been detained, the Court of Appeal has been told.
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channel4.com
Fordingbridge: Judge ‘unduly lenient’ when sentencing teen rapists
When three teenage boys were given community sentences for ten counts of rape against two teenage girls in two separate incidents in Hampshire, it sparked a public outcry.
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Teen rapists initially spared jail will go to prison, court rules
Appeal Court judges Ms Justice Norton, Lord Justice Edis and Lady Chief Justice Baroness Carr today ruled the sentences given to two rapist teenage boys were insufficient
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Boys spared custody over horror rapes of two girls sentenced to detention
The case was reviewed under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme after the boys were given youth rehabilitation orders by a judge who said he wanted to 'avoid criminalising these…
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Fordingbridge rapists’ sentences ruled too lenient after public outcry
The case was referred to the Court of Appeal after public outcry over the boys’ sentences
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Teens detained for rapes of two girls in Fordingbridge after appeal
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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
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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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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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."
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dawn.com
UK teen rapists get detention after outrage
The Court of Appeal in London sentences them to four years’ youth detention.
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Teen rapists’ new sentences ‘don’t change the fear victim feels’
Two boys were sentenced to four years’ detention on Thursday after the Court of Appeal ruled their non-custodial sentences were ’unduly lenient’
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Victim ‘overwhelmed and retraumatised’ as teen rapists put behind bars
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