Summary: Listen to the show here. This week, Lyndon focuses on the Ian Watkins case. He looks at the offences to which the defendants pleaded, some of the facts (not too graphic) and the sentences imposed. Further, he explains what an extended sentence is, as there seemed to be some confusion in the press as to what it meant, and also briefly looks at the issue of protection post-release. Links: UK Criminal Law Blog post on the Watkins sentence Judge’s sentencing remarks Explanation of what an extended sentence is Paedophiles and pass codes – By Felicity Gerry New Sex Offences Guideline Old Sex Offences Guideline Guideline on concurrent or consecutive sentences
