Would A Man Who Did This Be Treated Leniently By The Justice System?

These days, who knows if this is the Pussy Pass in action or just normal for our debased justice system. I honestly don't know any more...

Mother-of-three Catherine 'Cat' Lloyd, 44, pounced from behind her gate and smashed her victim over the top of the head in a narrow alleyway between their homes in a late-night attack his family say he was lucky to come out of alive. In new CCTV from the night obtained by the Daily Mail, she then smashes him over the head with a wooden bat with the help of her ex-boyfriend whom she had called over to join in.

Nor was this just a single incident, but the culmination of a campaign of terror: 

The horrifying double attack, caught on CCTV, followed a three-year campaign of abuse against the victim's grandparents-in-law in which she made 1am death threats, branded them 'paedophiles' and 'murderers' online and even threw bricks at them.

so why the leniency? Just because she’d reproduced?  

Lloyd - who has two young twin girls and a teenage boy - admitted grievous bodily harm without intent and was sentenced to 10 months in jail this week, but she has been released back onto the streets due to time she has served in custody.

While in custody, she was innocent at least in a technical sense - so why should that time be counted as part of her sentence? 

'It's such a deflation that we've waited all this time, it's finally gone to court, we had all the evidence and we just think where's the justice in that? 'Until the bailiffs come round, she's still got the keys to the place. What's to stop her coming round?

There truly is no justice in that!  

'She's not even in prison anymore. There's a restraining order but that's not stopped her before. There's physically nothing to stop her running back again.'

Which doesn’t stop the police from churning out their pre-written statement of self-congratulation, of course

DCI Lloyd Davis said: 'Catherine Lloyd's behaviour in this case was completely unacceptable.

'Irrespective of any ongoing dispute, violence like this is not the answer. I'm pleased the victim can now move on.'

How can they do that?