The attorney general is under pressure to review Huw Edwards' six-month suspended sentence, which has sparked outrage given its leniency compared to harsher sentences for climate activists.
Richard Tice has formally requested Lord Hermer to appeal against the lenient sentence, highlighting public concerns about the disparity in sentencing for serious offenses versus protests.
The controversy intensified as individuals pointed out that sentences for climate activists blocking roads were longer than that handed to Edwards for his serious offenses involving child exploitation.
Green Party co-leader Adrian Ramsay's comments reflect a growing sentiment that the justice system is inconsistent, treating sexual offenses with leniency while imposing harsher penalties for protest-related activities.
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