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Originally Posted by DC at the Ridge
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The US Congress has no jurisdiction when it comes to the UK, and the Law in England states he can not be moved from the hospital.
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Originally Posted by London Evening Standard
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The experts at Great Ormond Street Hospital are not convinved that the treatment will be of any benefit and will just put the child through more pain and it looks like this will be the evidence put before Mr Justice Francis at the High Court, whilst I don't think a possible 10% improvement in relation to a drug that has not even been tested properly in relation to Charlies condition is going to sway the Judge.
The High Courts decision will be enforced if neccessary by members of the Metropolitan Police, so unless the Judge makes a new decision in favour of the treatment in the US, then Charlie Gard is not going anywhere.
The US can not just override British Law and indeed the European Convention on Human Rights.
The Judges decision will be final, as the UK Surpeme Court and European Court of Human Rights have already made final decisions, and it is unlikely that the Court of Appeal will allow a second appeal if the evidence is found to be unsatifactory at the High Court yet again.
We could end up with another Julian Assange situation, where due to a Court Order police may have to guard Charlie.