Yes there is.
This article about it in the Telegraph goes on to highlight another case.
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Sorry, telegraph doesn't do share tokens and for some reason the archive site isn't working for me today.
In July, a trans paedophile caught with indecent images of children was spared jail after her case was delayed so a decision could be made on whether she should be housed in a male or female prison.
"Tanya Howes, 66, was told by magistrates that the offences “would normally attract immediate custody”, but they had decided to suspend a 12-month jail term, after lengthy delays to her case.
On Tuesday, Howes was sentenced at Norwich magistrates’ court to 12 months’ imprisonment, suspended for two years.
Ian Taylor, chairman of the bench of magistrates, said: “These offences would normally attract immediate custody. However, because of the time lag, no reoffending and because probation feel they can rehabilitate you, it’s going to be an unusual sentence because we’re going to suspend the sentence.”"
Another suspended sentence. Perhaps it's the new ruse to avoid arguments about men in women's prisons. Just don't send them to prison.