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'Cruel' daughter who stole £43,000 from her dementia-stricken mother is spared jail - as judge says he was forced to give 'lenient' sentence due to Labour's soft justice rules
A daughter stole £43,000 from her dementia-affected mother and was given a lenient sentence by a judge who cited Labour's soft justice policies as a constraint. The judge described the daughter as 'cruel' but could not impose a harsher punishment due to legal guidelines.
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