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Police said it was the third "exceptionally serious case" involving AMT in Hampshire since 2012.
Image caption Left: Kiernan had to have a part of his skull removed during surgery and now needs 24-hour care; Right: the teen before he was "left fighting for his life" Sentencing Finn, Judge Jeremy Richardson QC said: "This is an exceptionally serious case.
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Last week the Court of Appeal in London upheld the principle of the whole life tariff, saying it was a "draconian penalty" reserved for cases of "exceptionally serious criminality".
"(They) now face exceptionally serious charges of hooliganism and piracy, accusations with no merit in either Russian or international law.
"Some of the cases revealed here are exceptionally serious and the use of police vehicles to transport patients is disturbing.
The "exceptionally serious allegations" were supported by a wealth of evidence, and hearing the case in secret raises "a very serious risk of dragging justice into disrepute", he said.
The threat appears to be exceptionally serious.
But they are always exceptionally serious.
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