Maybe it was a very very small amount? I'm thinking along the lines of Rowse honey bottle too rather than a 'block' or spoonful of honey. I think she mentioned before that he was salivating (obviously not in the way she understands it to be) and honey just sort of seems to mix with your saliva so they okay-ed it based on thatI think there was a nurse in the background in the video where she mentioned the honey. So she either didn't hear what Hollie had said, or they okayed it. Seems like a crazy thing to do.
Yes both the Supreme Court and the ECHR dismissed it out of hand, I think.I think they'll just object to what is heard today and try to incur further delays. Didn't the Gards go to the Supreme Court and also tried the European Court for Human Rights?
I've only just started listening, heard the end of the last chap. They all sound a bit annoyed, particularly this lady? That could be my imagination.This female barrister is easier to understand! Not sure if it’s partly a microphone issue with some of the others.
My four year old has his music on and just generally very distracting and appeal cases are difficult to follow as it is because they getting into the nitty gritty technicalities of law rather than evidence and statements. I don’t think we stand a chanceI never realised how noisy playing with duplo is until my kids decided to tip it all out just as this started. I can't hear a thing
That's sort of assuming that he did intend to commit suicide, no? Feels a bit wrong given we just don't knowDenying Archie of his autonomy because his mothers actions.
Yes, this is what I thought. I was a ward of court when I was five and my mother, quite rightly, didn't get a look in.Shouldn't a child being a ward of court prevent all of this from happening in the first place? I thought that over rode parental "rights"?
But he has acquired diabetes that needs constant monitoring and titration. I’m not sure that neat sugar in any quantities would be a good idea?Maybe it was a very very small amount? I'm thinking along the lines of Rowse honey bottle too rather than a 'block' or spoonful of honey. I think she mentioned before that he was salivating (obviously not in the way she understands it to be) and honey just sort of seems to mix with your saliva so they okay-ed it based on that
Obviously no medical knowledge but if it doesn't impact the consistency or stickiness of the saliva it could be fine for whatever instruments they use for suction?
Where are these messages?Those messages are![]()
There's a link in post no 52.Does anyone have a link to todays full judgement?
Thanks in advance