Police. rememberthe the whole of society s trust in the police. remember the public outcry at the time. his counsel told the court today that that whole life order was manifestly unfair because although he should be locked up for decades, he did cross the barfor a whole life order because he showed remorse as a part of his case. there is a bit of debate about that, if he showed remorse but that is the nub of his argument and the critical factor they are being if you have shown some kind of remorse, then a whole life order isn t an appropriate punishment because you are potentially on the road to some kind of understanding of your crimes. one of the other interesting cases before the court today was emma tustin. she murdered her partner s sam, six year old arthur labinjo hughes. she was jailed for 29 years at coventry crown court. the attorney general wants that sentence lifted. the day in court her barristers basically said at the very least she should have been considered for a whole