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Should Have Got Life In Prison No Parole

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emmie | 10:43 Wed 13th Dec 2017 | News
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Yes... Very upsetting! Especially after reading how it affected the mental health of some of the victims.
10:57 Wed 13th Dec 2017
// It means "Not On Normal Courtyard Exercise" //
No it doesn't.
From Wikipedia...
//The Oxford English Dictionary, while describing the word's etymology as "Origin unknown", states that it is "perhaps related to" nance and cites a quotation which claims the word was derived from nancy-boy (a derogatory term referring to effeminate or homosexual males). It also suggests that it may derive from the nonse, Lincolnshire dialect for "good-for-nothing fellow".[4]
Linguist Jonathon Green suggests the word derives from nonsense. He quotes a reference from 1970 citing "nonces" as being short for "nonsenses" and an additional citation from 1999//
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nonce has always been used to describe effeminate men,
at least that it was years ago.
Yes I’m sure we can all find references to “nonce” going back to the Middle Ages if necessary. Many words have a number of meanings and whilst I’m sure the definition of a prisoner convicted of a sexual offence is not its original one I‘m equally sure that, as far as this particular question goes there is no doubt in my mind what the acronym stands for. Here’s one article:

https://www.acronymfinder.com/Not-on-Normal-Courtyard-Exercise-%28prisoner%29-%28NONCE%29.html

Here’s another:

http://www.ladbible.com/more/sport-bbc-reporters-appear-to-call-england-team-overpaid-nonces-20160628
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NJ
what would you do, i know from what you said what the law allows.
NJ, It could equally stand for 'not of normal criminal element' (which ive heard several times) but the fact is no-one knows exactly the origin of the word.
My guess is that in the days when records were kept manually "NONCE" became the acroynym as NJ suggests. Let's face it, even the OED isnt sure. So if the OED isnt, I am not sure how anyone else can be. Certainly in my criminal days I understood that's what it meant.

As for life, he did get a hefty sentence and I rather suspect he will have a very unhappy time in prison (shame that).

My bigger concern is that his victims receive counselling and treatment so that they may begin to recover from his wicked wicked deviant crimes.

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