The sentence in court of a man caught in a police child sex sting was not 'unduly lenient', appeal court judges have ruled
Solicitor General, Michael Tomlinson, failed to convince the judges that Liam Diver, who admitted trying to arrange a child sex offence, was punished incorrectly after he was handed a community sentence.
The appeal judges on Wednesday dismissed Mr Tomlinson's challenge and refused to alter the community order given to Diver, 34, from Wythenshawe.
