AIDS Drug Trials In Foster Children Face Oversight Gaps
The AIDS drug studies involved over four dozen investigations using foster children from infants to teens. Records show many children lacked independent advocates as required, with officials in Illinois and New York City finding few monitors among thousands enrolled. Some states barred participation or required court orders, while facilities claimed no advocates were provided despite promises.
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England pleads guilty then rejects conspiracy charge in Iraq abuse case
In a dramatic courtroom turn, Lynn England's plea to a conspiracy count was rejected after testimony by ex-guard Graner. The judge voided the plea, citing inability to accept a one person conspiracy, while Graner outlined how a leash restraint was used to train guards.
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Suggestive dancing debate prompts high school guidance
Anderson argues for fewer restrictions while noting choreographers’ Christian influence on moves. Social warns governing a new law would be difficult amid differing opinions on what is art. Lodal recalls Christian-based nationals with strict scoring for suggestive dances. Chesnut emphasizes safeguards and careful high school conduct to prevent suggestive dancing.
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