Oh c***!
60yo man who produced child 
avoids more jail time
ABC News
Edith Bevin
Updated Sat Sep 24 09:16:14 EST 2016
Posted Fri Sep 23 19:37:39 EST 2016
'A 60-year-old man who produced child exploitation material while serving time in Hobart's Risdon Prison has avoided more time in jail.
Key points:
- Sonny Day pleaded guilty to three counts of producing child exploitation material
- In jail he wrote pornographic graffiti relating to children on his cell wall
- Chief Justice says no further term of imprisonment is necessary'
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No further imprisonment necessary: Chief Justice
Chief Justice Blow said unlike a previous conviction where Day had circulated offensive material on the internet — his in-jail writings had a "particularly small readership".
"And is not likely to have done any harm beyond creating feelings of disgust and revulsion in those who had to deal with it," Chief Justice Blow said.
Day's previous sentence expired in May and he has been on remand for the latest offences since then.
Chief Justice Blow said he felt that no further term of imprisonment was necessary.
He backdated Day's four-month sentence to his May release date, meaning the 60-year-old will serve no further jail time.
Day will be on probation for the next three years with special conditions that he submits to psychiatric assessment or treatment as directed by a probation officer.'
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