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NutmegYankee

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1. A temporary order was issued, then a final ruling.

Reply to diabeticman (Original post)

Fri Oct 31, 2014, 04:46 PM

Oct 2014

The temporary order kept her away from people, then the judge issued the final order after hearing the facts, and that tanked the quarantine. She only needs to stay local to be monitored, which the nurse always planned to do.

The decision from a district judge in the northeastern state of Maine is the latest twist in a bitter row over enforced quarantine of American medics returning from relief work in West Africa.

It reversed a temporary order that prevented her from visiting cinemas and shopping centers, and demanded she keep three feet away from others while Judge Charles LaVadiere examined the case.

http://news.yahoo.com/us-judge-restricts-nurse-movements-ebola-quarantine-row-152259302.html

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Conflicting stories about Nurse Hicks case? [View all] diabeticman Oct 2014 OP

A temporary order was issued, then a final ruling. NutmegYankee Oct 2014 #1

thanks. diabeticman Oct 2014 #3

Look at the time stamps for each story, the Yahoo link is from ! 5 hours ago etherealtruth Oct 2014 #2

When I went to Yahoo the only story they are show is the Isolation one. No sign of the final judge diabeticman Oct 2014 #4

Sorry for the terse original answer ... etherealtruth Oct 2014 #5