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Previously on "No justice for the injured party in this country"
Back in the early sixties, when abolition of the death sentence was being debated, the abolitionists were forever burbling on about "life meaning life" in relation to prison sentences.
Lord Phillips, sitting with Mr Justice Pitchford and Mrs Justice Dobbs, said Bieber's lawyers had argued that an irreducible life sentence, with no prospect of release and regardless of any progress made by the prisoner towards rehabilitation, amounted to inhuman treatment.
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