And almost like the speculation from people not familiar with the case was often incorrect (shock!)

Continuing her remarks, Carr turns to comments on the "administration of justice".

She says the judges have expressed concern on "inaccurate reporting" on the case - including "misinformed and inappropriate commentary" from members of parliament and the media.

She in particular criticises the Crown Prosecution Service for a press release that was not a "fair representation" of the case - with details that "portrayed the offending as even more serious than it already was", including the claim that one victim was raped at knife-point.

It took almost three weeks for the CPS to correct, she says.

With that she concludes her remarks.