SWNS/GETTY Jade Hatt was spared jail for the second time after appearing at the Court of Appeal in London

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Jade Hatt, 21, was given a six-month suspended sentence after she admitting having sexual intercourse with the 11-year-old. The decision sparked outrage and Attorney General Jeremy Wright, QC, referred the case to the Court of Appeal. But three judges agreed yesterday that the sentence was not "unduly lenient". The boy's mother, who cannot be named for legal reasons, reacted with fury. She said: "I am so angry but also so upset. I'm gobsmacked as it feels as though she has got away with it.

I'm gobsmacked as it feels as though she has got away with it Boy's mother

"When I came here I was sure they would see just how serious this is and lock her away but I've lost all my faith in the justice system. "They have not taken into account the impact this has had on my son. He is not eating properly, he can't go to school and he can't sleep properly. "If the sexes had been the other way around, I have no doubt they would have issued a jail sentence. "I am still shocked at the decision but I can't take this any further now. I just have to be there for my son." Hatt was 20 when she had sex with the boy, Swindon Crown Court was told in October. Trial judge Tim Mousley, QC, was told the boy was mature for his age.

SWNS The court heard Jade Hatt was an emotionally immature woman for her age

In a statement, his father had even called him "sex mad" and regarded the experience as a "notch in his belt". Hatt, of Swindon, is vulnerable, the Court of Appeal heard yesterday. Robert Ross, defending, described her as a "sad, wretched, emotionally immature young woman". She had made an "abominable mistake and had promptly admitted it," said Mr Ross. Mr Justice Treacy, Mrs Justice Simler and Judge John Wait dismissed the Attorney General's application. "She had life experiences that had affected her emotional development and left her craving intimacy," said Mr Justice Treacy "However, by admitting her guilt she knew what she was doing was wrong. She had given in to her impulses."

GETTY • POSED BY MODEL The boy's mother believes the court would have given a jail sentence if the genders were reversed