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Would be a good reason it to reduce the sentence in any particular way, for any particular reason. our home editor, mark easton in the newsroom. we cross over to him, for a bit more of that sentencing process. you we cross over to him, for a bit more of that sentencing process.- of that sentencing process. you will want to know of that sentencing process. you will want to know that of that sentencing process. you will want to know that thomas - of that sentencing process. you will. want to know that thomas cashman s lawyers will be going through the sentencing remarks, line by line, very soon, if not already, because the reason the judge very soon, if not already, because the reason thejudge had to very soon, if not already, because the reason the judge had to take such care in explaining exactly how she has come to the decision that she has come to the decision that she did, is because there is always the opportunity for a defendant to appeal, if they feel that the sentencing guid ....
Is going through, that she did take account of this, and not that, when she says one thing that she was being absolutely clear with what she meant, to make it all written down, of if we were to get to a point, where some challenge was made to the sentence, then they can actually go back at the court of appeal and look at exactly the mental processes of the judge, at exactly the mental processes of thejudge, which is what at exactly the mental processes of the judge, which is what she lays out, in that statement. at the same time, is that technical thing, i think we didn t see that this was a judge, mrjustice yip who somehow reflected. mrsjustice yip. sorry, mark, iwill reflected. mrsjustice yip. sorry, mark, i will interrupt you because we have people leaving the court. i will stop talking so we can listen in and hear what is going to be sad. ....
We will then cut to those pictures when that happens. just before we do that, we take a moment to play the moment inside court that cashman was sentenced. ijust want moment inside court that cashman was sentenced. i just want to make a point about this that cameras inside the courts, in england and wales, is a relatively new phenomenon. we are used to seeing it of course with court cases in america, for example, where almost all elements are televised. you can see witnesses and lawyers, thejudge on us cases, but england and wales, it is a different experience, it is a much newer and the camera faces one way, and just on thejudge and the camera faces one way, and just on the judge and is just on that moment of sentencing, so effectively just at the closing final remarks, being made by thejudge. nothing else is filled. the cameras are not rolling. we do not have access to them either, certainly, any point, when evidence is being heard all lawyers are presenting their ....
Thatis about trying to process and i think that is actually a very good way of putting it. to lose a daughter in these circumstances, and in such a public way, as well, whether the whole country has just been watching every moment of it, i think that that makes it a much more difficult case to get your head around, for any family. i think that they are going to need and quite rightly, to give them some space, to give them some time before they appear before any cameras or talk to any reports again, and i think ben is right. they do need to find their way, in this new environment, which they now occupy, which has thejustice served, that they sought, to grieve for their little girl properly. i think that is right. for their little girl properly. i think that is right. think that is right. thank you, mark, think that is right. thank you, mark. for think that is right. thank you, mark, for that. think that is right. thank you, mark, for that. that - think that is right. thank you, ....