Tom Little
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About Tom Little
Secret material case against forces member dropped
... Prosecutor Tom Little KC said Mr Newsome had been suffering from a mental health condition which was linked to the reasons for his prosecution...
Chris Kaba: Met Police officer charged with murder
... As prosecutor Tom Little KC explained how the case would progress, some people in the public gallery began to cry and left the court...
David Carrick: Serial rapist PC humiliated victims, court hears
... Opening the case, prosecutor Tom Little KC said 48-year-old Carrick told a woman he met in a London bar in 2003 " he was the safest person that she could be with and that he was a police officer" before taking her back to his nearby flat...
Judges unlawfully releasing defendants, court hears
... Tom Little KC, for the director of public prosecutions, told the High Court the law required crown court judges to take the strike into account as a reason to keep defendants behind bars while awaiting trial...
Sarah Everard killer: Wayne Couzens appeals whole-life sentence
... Three more sentences are also being considered: Representing the Attorney General, Tom Little QC said Tustin s case " merited at the very least consideration of a whole-life order"...
David Amess trial: Judge says murder suspect has no legal defence
... " In his closing speech to the jury, Tom Little QC, prosecuting, said the evidence against Mr Ali was " utterly overwhelming and compelling"...
Sir David Amess: Terror suspect tells court he killed MP over Syria vote
... " Under cross-examination by Tom Little QC, Mr Ali told the court he had no regrets about killing Sir David, 69, and denied being " utterly shameless"...
Man threatened to kill others after stabbing Sir David Amess MP court told
... Tom Little QC, prosecuting, told how Mr Ali had feigned an interest in churches and healthcare to get a meeting with the Southend MP...
Sarah Everard killer: Wayne Couzens appeals whole-life sentence
The Killer of Sarah Everard is challenging a sentencing order that said he should not be released from prison until he dies.
Wayne Couzens' appeal is part of a major review by The Court of Appeal of whole-life orders, including arguments for their wider use.
His lawyer said his remorse and guilty plea should be taken into account.
Lawyers for the Attorney General are also trying to increase sentences in two murder cases.
The Lawyer for Couzens, Jim Sturman QC, said the former Metropolitan Police officer accepted his crimes were " abhorrent" and nothing in his arguments was intended to minimise the impact on his victim's family and friends.
But He Said the sentencing Judge 's finding that he was not remorseful was " untenable".
" He was too ashamed to meet anyone's eye. He was not brazen, staring down at The Court in The Way sometimes seen, " The Lawyer said.
Mr Sturman said it was accepted that Couzens deserved " decades in jail" but his remorse and guilty plea should balance out the aggravating factor of having carried out the kidnap, rape and murder while he was a serving Police Officer .
There are 64 people currently in prison in England and Wales under whole-life orders, which are reserved for exceptional cases and mean they will never be released.
Couzens is one of two with whole-life terms involved in The Court of Appeal review, along with Ian Stewart , convicted of murdering his wife and fiancee.
Three more sentences are also being considered:
Representing the Attorney General , Tom Little QC said Tustin's case " merited at the very least consideration of a whole-life order".
He Said Arthur was " forced To Live a solitary and lonely life" and " subjected to The Most unimaginable suffering".
In written submissions, He Said the murder was " sadistically motivated" with " systematic brutality amounting to torture".
Tustin's lawyer, Mary Prior QC, said The Sentence was given by a highly experienced trial Judge after considering all The Evidence .
He concluded the Starting Point should be 30 years because of the sadistic elements of The Killing , And Then took into account The Murderer 's background of Growing Up around violence, history of Mental Health issues and suicide attempts, She Said .
Ms Prior said: " This Was The Right , fair and proper approach in this very difficult and exceptional case. "
In the case of Monaghan - who at the Age Of 30 was given a 40-year term for killing his baby daughter, toddler son and a new partner, as well as attempting to kill Another Child - Mr Little said The Sentence was " unduly lenient".
His crimes, over a seven-year period, were of " exceptionally high" seriousness and there was " no mitigation here at all" The Lawyer for The Crown said.
Benjamin Myers QC, representing The Killer as he listened in from HMP Wakefield, said the decision not to impose a whole-life order was at the discretion of the sentencing Judge .
Source of news: bbc.com
