Relatives of victims killed by triple murderer Arthur Hutchinson have told ITV News they are confident his appeal against his whole life sentence will fail. Hutchinson has become the first criminal in Britain to challenge his whole life tariff.
Relatives of the victims of the convicted murderer Arthur Hutchinson have said they are confident his attempt to get his 'whole life' sentence reduced will fail in court.
Hutchinson has launched a challenge against his tariff after the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled that such sentences are "inhuman and degrading".
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