The Attorney General is considering whether judges should review the sentence of Nottingham knifeman Valdo Calocane after receiving a submission that it could be unduly lenient.A judge handed down a hospital order to the 32-year-old, who has paranoid schizophrenia and whose pleas to manslaughter by diminished responsibility were accepted in court earlier this week.The families of the three people he killed have reacted angrily to the sentencing and accused prosecutors of a "fait accompli" in acc

The Attorney General is considering whether judges should review the sentence of Nottingham knifeman Valdo Calocane after receiving a submission that it could be unduly lenient.A judge handed down a hospital order to the 32-year-old, who has paranoid schizophrenia and whose pleas to manslaughter by diminished responsibility were accepted in court earlier this week.The families of the three people he killed have reacted angrily to the sentencing and accused prosecutors of a "fait accompli" in accepting a manslaughter charge rather than pursuing a murder verdict.A spokesman for Attorney General Victoria Prentis confirmed her office had received a referral arguing the sentence administered on Thursday had been unduly lenient.