let's look at i the case of will cornick. is daft to get his teacher anne maguire. she was 61, taught a corpus christi catholic college couegein corpus christi catholic college college in leeds. he wasjust 15 and thejudgment college in leeds. he wasjust 15 and the judgment allowed the naming college in leeds. he wasjust 15 and thejudgment allowed the naming of will cornick, said this is a clear deterrent effect. do you think warnings like this to create that it that —— that deterrent effect? it is that -- that deterrent effect? it is impossible _ that -- that deterrent effect? it is impossible to _ that —— that deterrent effect? it 3 impossible to know. however sophisticated a criminologist my be a becomes really difficult to start determining what is a deterrent and what is not. so the fact that a particularjudge sees it as having a deterrent effect. you mentioned a teacher that was murdered. the message that has got to be sent to his kids at school are not there to make the lives of their teachers intolerable and impossible

jon venables, robert thomson, will cornick, how do you think that affects the youngsters as they are ystem, they are going to prison, they will spend much of their life there, but how do you think that will affect them, their mental health and their time behind bars? i health and theirtime behind bars? 1 think that is one of my concerns health and theirtime behind bars? i think that is one of my concerns and we have done a lot of cases and i don't know these particular children, but we as a society are much more conscious about children? mental health nowadays and what that means. we also have really strong child protection laws and we protect children up to the age of 18. we have a recognition of times of turbulence and all of these lead to, when we sentence children, that there is a potential life ahead of them that will be entirely different from who they are now. if we say that there are 15 when this happens, in 35 years' time, which is a lot of people's lifetimes, they will only be 50—year—old people and there is no chance of rehabilitation in any life at all. in general, if you

if you look at the case of will cornick for example who killed anne in 2014, he was sentenced to a minimumyip will have to take in the specific circumstances in this case. that will be the premeditated nature of the crime but she will also consider the age of the defendants when they carried out the defendants when they carried out the murder and weigh up those factors when it comes to deciding what that minimum term will be. that is the minimum time they will have to spend in custody but what they will be given is a life sentence so although they will be potentially eligible for parole at some point presumably, that does not necessarily mean they will be released at that point. it will be “p released at that point. it will be up to the parole board to decide when they consider them fit for release. ., . �* , when they consider them fit for release. ., ., �* , ., , release. rowan bridge, 'ust outside manchester crown h release. rowan bridge, just outside manchester crown court _ release. rowan bridge, just outside manchester crown court following l manchester crown court following that for

in 2014, will cornick lost his anonymity after being convicted of murdering his teacher ann maguire. identities of the two young people found guilty of murdering brianna ghey, judgejustice yip said she had to balance the impact on the killer's welfare and the consequences for their families�* welfare, versus allowing the open and full reporting of the case. today, we'll learn the identities of brianna's child killers. last year, brianna's mum appealed for their families to be treated with empathy and compassion, saying they too must come to terms with the loss of a child. although the killer's names may dominate the headlines, brianna ghey will be remembered as funny, witty and fearless. rowan bridge, bbc news. four more people have been charged in connection with the deaths of two teenagers in bristol. two boys aged 15 and 16 will appear at bristol youth court today, charged with the murders of mason rist and max dixon, who were stabbed to death on saturday night. avon and somerset police have also charged a 44—year—old man with two counts of murder and two more men with two counts