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Originally Posted by pip08456
The "state" has never been involved in this. The legal system has, which has to be involved when circumstances like this arise. The case was even taken out of this country to the ECHR. As you very well know the ECHR can overrule our legal system and state they chose to deny the appeal.
Given the ECHR's record of overruling UK court decisions that in this case the best interest of the child has been served.
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That's the bit I'm not so keen on, apparently they were unrepresented when the early hearings occurred, how can it be fair that young parents of average education going through such trauma have to go up against some of the best barristers this country has to offer, doesn't sound like a fair fight to me
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Originally Posted by pip08456
And therein lies the rub Mick. The Italian doctors did not have an alternative opinion. How could they his condition remains undiagnosed.
Why didn't Italy send one of the doctors over here to conduct an examination and present a second opinion? It would certainly have cost less, happened quicker and have no court involvement than sending the child over there to die.
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Apparently Polish doctors came over and when you look at what the Italians offered it wasn't a cure, it was to prolong his suffering for two weeks whilst they ran some tests