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June Penn. Bryan recorded cellphone video of Travis McMichael blasting the year-old Black man with a shotgun after Arbery spent several minutes running as the three men chased him in pickup trucks.

The judge said Monday she plans to keep the federal trial in Brunswick, noting the families of Arbery and the defendants live there, as do many of the witnesses being called to testify.

Typically in a federal trial, a jury would be pulled from Glynn County, which includes Brunswick, and six neighboring counties.

Arbery's father, Marcus Arbery Sr. The McMichaels armed themselves with guns and jumped in a pickup truck after they spotted Arbery running past their home on a Sunday afternoon last year. They later told police they suspected he was a burglar, though they did not see him committing any crimes. Bryan joined the chase in his own truck, telling police he used the vehicle to force Arbery into a ditch and cut off his escape from the subdivision.

She may not attempt to contact witnesses. She may not take care of anyone, child or adult. She must check in with the court once a week. The judge also issued a criminal protective order covering the 11 alleged victims in the case, including Ryan Morris. Morris-Kerin was arrested in August for failing to get help for Ramirez, a desperately ill foster child, as well as sexual abuse of disabled people.

Invest in ME, which supports biomedical research, today issued a particularly scorching response to NICE about this and other issues raised by publication of the guideline.

It is hard to dispute the validity of many concerns raised by critics, including the tally of the damage caused by long-standing policies.

Like any clinical guideline, this one is open to abuse by health care professionals who choose to ignore or misinterpret or mis-apply its recommendations. Such a pleasure to read of this historic moment. Momentous, yet agreeing that it was so unlikely to happen. Our Knight in Shining Armour, Thank-you for the six years of excellent investigation and action. You have helped to create a space for new research and treatment to fill. May it arrive soon.

Three decades of harm, but still no apology, it seems. The usual suspects are not happy and looking at trying an around of GET. As a community we will need to be monitoring this closely. At the last minute NICE tossed all their carefully constructed procedures and instruction manuals in order to dilute the message that ME patients have exertion intolerance. They did it behind closed doors with their old pals in the medical establishment, which still hates us. I bet Phil Parker could sell that, with just a little help from the Royal Colleges.

ME patients need an apology now, so why do doctors find it so difficult to apologize? It goes without saying that the ME community is extremely grateful to David for his part in bringing about the change to the NICE guideline, but, as well as thanks, he must surely also deserve unreserved apologies from Reuters and the other news outlets that put out those unforgettable pieces in March ? We should be demanding those apologies now, I think.