Until now, I had been reluctant to believe Britain had a two-tier justice system. Such arguments, I noticed, were often made by individuals whose politics were, shall we say, a bit questionable, and who, for all their claims about “biased judges”, might not be altogether even-handed if they ever found themselves sitting in judgement on their political opponents.By and large, most judges in this country do a good job and act with integrity; I am certain of that. But every now and then a sentence will be handed down which is so striking in its harshness and inconsistency it is hard to believe it was not motivated by something other than a genuine desire to deliver justice. And such outcomes do appear to be increasing in frequency.Witness...
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