Claire McCluskey, of Poulton Road, Southport has been sentenced to two years in jail suspended for two years after being found guilty of wounding without intent.

She must also serve a curfew from 8.00pm-6.00am until 31st January 2017.

Compensation of a £1000 will also have to be paid to the victim.

The incident occurred around 1.00am on Friday, 26 February,

Kate Nield, 26 was assaulted at an address in Garstang Road during an argument. She was bitten on the cheek, injuries which required surgery at Whiston Hospital.

Jesus, That doesn't seem any where near harsh enough. look at the state of that poor girls face!!!!!!

The world has gone mad. The latest sentence confirming that the public school twits comprising and running the judiciary have little grasp of the real world.

that sentence is a waste of space has this country no backbone anymore she should have received at least the birch for marking someones face like that.and 5 years aswell.

The attacker is pregnant, due in March, I'm sure that's just a coincidence...and apparently a 'model' mother...

Crap breeds crap, God help us, she should have her teeth removed and her womb, preferably without anaesthetic .

Originally Posted by greenmachine

Crap breeds crap, God help us, she should have her teeth removed and her womb, preferably without anaesthetic .

That's extremely harsh, yet I agree 100%.

We make people pass a testtodrive a car...

Prospective dog/cat homers are (pardon the pun) vetted...

Foster parents checked...

Yet we let any lowlife have kids...in fact if they can't afford them society pays them to have them...

While responsible people agonise before starting a famiy.....

The loonatics are running the asylum....wit taxpayers money!!

If judges and magistrates lived in the real world with the surfs such scum would be put on an island and sterilised!

If you don't go to prison for that wtf do we need so many prisons for?

Not harsh enough

Originally Posted by VB123

Not harsh enough

For the continuing safety of society it would have been a good idea to have had this creatures teeth removed ( without anaesthetic of course ) whilst it was still manacled in the dock.