Joanne Dennehy Loses Legal Rights Claim

agchristie | 11:01 Thu 26th May 2016 | News

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Only the third woman ever to receive a whole life tariff.

Given the recent European ruling in favour of Anders Breivik, does Dennehy have a case to feel aggrieved?

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I can see folk may take the view that the period when segregation was unlawful might warrant triggering some form of compensation; but since it seems it was unlawful on a technicality I don't see compensation as being appropriate. It's not like, had they followed the rules, she wouldn't have been segregated.

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