HC Deb 17 March 1920 vol 126 c2231W
Colonel WEDGWOOD

asked the Home Secretary whether his attention has been called to the sentence of six months' imprisonment passed upon Mr. Arthur Barker at the recent Stafford Assizes; and whether, in view of the good services rendered to the community in the past by this unofficial doctor, he can see his way to have the sentence reviewed?

Mr. SHORTT

I have received representations on this man's behalf, but they show no sufficient ground for recommending any reduction of the sentence of four months' imprisonment. However, I have asked for a copy of the shorthand notes of the trial, and will consider them.