The killing of Sophie Moss: why did a vulnerable mother’s attacker get such a short sentence? – The Guardian

Posted November 3rd, 2021 in bereavement, consent, Crown Prosecution Service, domestic violence, families, homicide, imprisonment, news, police, sentencing, sexual offences by sally

‘The man who killed Moss was given less than five years in prison, after claiming she consented to being choked. His mitigation? The “rough sex” defence that is no longer supposed to be allowed.’

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The Guardian, 2nd November 2021

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