Tell me Shaw, what justice are you talking about for the family of a man who on numerous occasions deliberately went out of his way to take life - it would appear that in your eyes he deserves no censure. I'm more inclined to seek "justice" for his victims and the misery he spread about.

Regarding the case yet to come before the Court a very important factor is that there were special circumstances, and nobody should lose sight of that fact. Steve Shaw talks a great deal about justice. Justice can be the day in Court, and the decision arrived at very often is not necessarily justice but law. Far better by far that the public and anybody who cares about the matter will see that this case is about "right being done".