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Rape victim's mother says new four-year jail sentences for her teen attackers are 'not enough' as they plan fresh appeal against their jail terms
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The case involves two 15-year-old boys who were convicted of carrying out violent sex attacks on a victim in an underpass in Fordingbridge, Hampshire. The location of the attack, an underpass, may have contributed to the victim's vulnerability and Varying sentences for similar crimes can be influenced by factors such as the age of the perpetrators and the severity of the offence. The decision to appeal the jail terms suggests that the defendants or their representatives believe the sentences are excessive.
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Rape victim's mother says new four-year jail sentences for her teen attackers are 'not enough' as they plan fresh appeal against their jail terms
The 15-year-olds have now been sent to young offender institutions after carrying out violent sex attacks in an underpass in Fordingbridge, Hampshire.
3 Jul, 09:08