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In televised proceedings, Rudakubana was sentenced to life imprisonment at Liverpool Crown Court on 23 January 2025 with a minimum term of 52 years' imprisonment. [a] [81] [82] The start of the sentencing was twice loudly interrupted by Rudakubana pleading for medical assistance. After a warning from the judge he was removed from the courtroom.
District Judge Timothy Boswell ordered a pre-sentence report and adjourned the case to September 17. The boy, whose mother was in court, was granted bail with a condition not to enter the city centre.
Rudakubana was sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court on 23 January 2025 to a minimum of 52 years' imprisonment. [70] Justice Goose stated that Rudakubana will likely never be released, [71] and explained that had he been aged 18 at the time of the murders he would have received life imprisonment without a minimum term. [72]
On 23 December it was reported that a 40-year-old from Southport, who had been identified as a man seen in a viral video of the 30 July rioting, had been sentenced to two years and six months in jail after pleading guilty to violent disorder at Liverpool Crown Court, which involved throwing bins at officers and punching a police vehicle.
The two men appeared at Liverpool Crown Court on 3 October. [24] On 21 December 2022, Thomas Cashman appeared at Liverpool Crown Court via videolink from HM Prison Manchester and pleaded not guilty to all five charges. [25] Cashman had been apprehended after a tip-off from a former partner, who lived nearby and he had visited shortly after the ...
Ben Oliver, 25, killed his grandfather in a ‘ferocious’ attack while the pensioner was in bed.
Following a two-week trial at Liverpool Crown Court, the boy who had initially denied [14] murdering Ava by saying it was another boy, later claimed to have acted in self-defence. [15] The court was shown CCTV footage, police recorded interviews were presented and a 20-second clip showing the stabbing were played during the trial of the boy. [16]
Sentencing in England and Wales refers to a bench of magistrates or district judge in a magistrate's court or a judge in the Crown Court passing sentence on a person found guilty of a criminal offence. In deciding the sentence, the court will take into account a number of factors: the type of offence and how serious it is, the timing of any ...