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Crime and Punishment: The U.S. and Canadian Contexts of an International HIV Disclosure DilemmaBy Dave R. October 25, 2012 Internet links shown in these posts are designed to provide more detailed information if required. This article originally appeared on PositiveLite.com, Canada's Online HIV Magazine. It is being reposted here in two parts. Read part one: "Crime and Punishment: An International HIV Disclosure Dilemma." As far as the United States and Canada are concerned, the HIV criminalization cases there have been well documented; leading to various degrees of outrage from LGBT and HIV groups alike. Probably the best known is the homeless man who was given thirty five years for spitting at a police officer in 2008, with his saliva being declared a "deadly weapon." This in spite of the fact that nobody has ever proved that saliva is a medium for transmitting HIV and the fact that the officer didn't contract HIV. This case was highlighted in the same year by South African judge, Edwin Cameron, in a speech about criminal transmission at the international AIDS conference of 2008. "It stuns the mind that someone who has actually not harmed anyone, who has not actually damaged any property (or otherwise spoiled the world), could be locked away in these circumstances for 35 years. The inference that his HIV status played a pivotal role in sending him away for so long is unavoidable. In short: the man was punished not for what he did, but for the virus he carried." There's little more that you can politely add to that statement. The sentence was inhumane and brutal and justified on the grounds of nothing but hearsay, fear and possible political influence. It certainly had no basis in scientific fact. The fact remains that in most states of the United States, a person living with HIV can be charged and found guilty of reckless endangerment, or assault with a deadly weapon (i.e. the HIV virus) if criminal intent can be proved. Unfortunately, the fact also remains that it is far too easy to "prove" criminal intent largely on the grounds of circumstantial evidence and often pure stigmatism. One of the worst and most cruel aspects of US state legislation is that, despite official guidelines that call for confidentiality; all states are now implementing so-called "name-based reporting" where people's personal details can be handed over to the police by their medical providers. This exposes them from day one to public scrutiny if their case comes to court. What happens when that person is removed from the system? Do his or her medical details and stigmatizing labels get expunged at the same time? I seriously doubt it -- the authorities like to keep tabs on you. In Canada, as most readers will know, it has been against the law since 1998 not to disclose your status and more than 130 people have been charged with sexual assault since that date. Canada is still the only country in the world to have convicted someone of murder for transmitting the virus and apparently, three quarters of Canadians believe someone should be imprisoned for not disclosing their HIV status. It beggars belief frankly but hopefully a few of the legal challenges that seem to be in the pipeline will be successful and bring a little sanity to the proceedings. Not only that; a successful challenge, with a clear explanation and public statement, will go some way to changing public attitudes about legal responsibility and HIV. Politicians can sway the public and vice versa but when the spiral of moral opinion and political mood and therefore legislation, shifts away from the facts, there are inevitably victims as a result. It seems to me essential that all judicial bodies need to be made fully aware of the most up to date scientific knowledge about HIV transmission. They also need to be aware of the consequences of their legal decisions for people wondering whether to disclose or not. Furthermore, they need to know the risks of spreading the virus even further, if disclosure just becomes too dangerous for normal well-meaning people. Medical records need to be legally protected to ensure confidentiality and the police need to know exactly what they're dealing with and how many factors are involved. This is all happening in some countries but progress is still slow and when nations like the USA and Canada turn the clocks back on the basis of what is perceived as public moral outrage and convict through stigma, then the life sentence that comes with having HIV can turn into a sentence depriving you of your freedom as well. In 2011, the Global Forum on MSM and HIV stated in their conclusions that: Furthermore, in July, 2012 the Global Commission on HIV and the Law recommended the following: This whole issue shows how much we still have to fight for in this world and how divided the world actually is regarding attitudes to HIV. I always assumed that despite the plethora of extremist views that can exist in North America; when it came to HIV and AIDS, we could at least rely on Americans and Canadians to lead the way in enlightened thinking and scientific advance. To discover that their systems of law applying to HIV have reverted to medieval practice in order to persecute small groups of people in medical need, is a shock that undermines a great deal of trust in the world order. Other countries in the first world are by no means perfect; after all it is a crime to expose another person to HIV, or transmit HIV to them in over 60 nations but it seems that common sense and fairness play a much greater role in interpreting the law in many other lands. Actually, in the whole of the European Union, only Poland and Latvia have specific laws relating to HIV disclosure and transmission. One thing I've learned is that a government of coalition is much less likely to be swayed by moral hysteria than the two party systems that rule much of the Western world: perhaps the Netherlands is not such a bad place to live after all! Finally, when it comes to the great argument as to whether to disclose or not; I personally wonder if there's not an argument for saying that HIV positive people should have the legal right to remain silent and not disclose if they don't want to. The burden of responsibility should then fall on the HIV negative participant to protect him or herself. Everyone then has the choice whether to state beforehand; "yes I want you to wear a condom," or "no I don't and I fully understand the risks." That way, more people may get tested because there's no legal sanction if they turn out to be positive. In fact the responsibility for self-protection from HIV should be everyone's, given the knowledge everyone now has. I somehow doubt if the statistics of HIV transmission would change one way or the other but at least people living with the virus wouldn't be living in fear of being punished twice. There have been many excellent articles on this subject both here and elsewhere and if I'm repeating (or even unwittingly contradicting) things that have been said by for instance, Edwin Bernard and others on this site, please forgive me. This is a personal view on the issue from someone learning about it for the first time. References/Further Information:
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I've been fuming a bit this week over the way the usual constellation of journalists, pundits, and commentators have analyzed this past Saturday's Civil Forum on the Presidency, hosted by Rick Warren at his Saddleback Church in southern California. I watched the forum with great interest and found it a useful contribution to our evolving sense of who Barack Obama and John McCain are, what they believe in, how they explain and present themselves.
I won't focus here on my personal impression of how the candidates performed. I will say that I found much to admire in the way the evening was laid out. Interviewing them separately and asking each of them roughly the same set of questions provided a remarkable display of how different they really are. While some of Warren's questions were predictable, I thought that many of them were very good, and different enough from the usual network or public broadcasting fare that they elicited a few answers we hadn't heard before.
For example, Warren asked each of them, in the context of tax reform, to "define rich." At another point he noted that what is often called "flip flopping" may be a sign of wisdom — changing one's mind can be a result of personal strength and growth. Such common sense questions and statements have been lamentably rare in all the debates hosted by professional journalists in this long campaign season up to now.
And yet the edition of the Sunday New York Times that landed on my doorstep the next morning did not even report on this first post-primary encounter of the two candidates on the same stage. I've heard and read one parody after the other online, in print, and on the air, at least in my home territory of public radio. When these news gatherers have seen fit to mention the Saddleback event, they've analyzed it in terms of what it says about the changing Evangelical scene. The same kinds of journalists who are happy to earnestly take the temperature of "the man on the street" have gleefully made fun of the demeanor and words of Saddleback members who attended the event Saturday night and church the next morning. It's been a field day for pat generalizations about Evangelicals that nearly amount to caricature - sometimes verging on bigotry - that might be nixed by editors if it were about people of different ethnicity or race.
Obviously I have strong feelings about this. Did any of you watch the event? What do you think?
The gang from Speaking of Faith will be at the Minnesota State Fair this Friday, August 22, at the Minnesota Public Radio booth (at the corner of Judson Ave. and Nelson St.), between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Although Krista will be in Mississippi, if you're in the Twin Cities, come say howdy to Kate, Colleen, Alda, Andy, Mitch, Rob and I (and possibly Trent). Don't worry, I asked your boss if you could take the day off and your boss said it was OK.
I've never been to the State Fair, being from Montreal, so I'm looking forward to the festivities. We Canadians put our cheese curds in a bowl of fries and gravy, so I'll be curious to see what Minnesotans do with 'em. See you there, eh!
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The germ of an idea for our show on Vodou varies greatly from how our program on play originated. We receive thousands of e-mails from listeners who want to hear more on a topic they're curious about. Many of these gentle recommendations we add to our supersecret *wink* "big list" of potential programs. Vodou was one of them.
About two years ago, Patrick Bellegarde-Smith wrote us a brief e-mail asking if we had produced shows on "African and African-derived traditional religions" and recommended several volumes that he'd edited on Haitian Vodou, Cuban Santeria, Brazilian Candomble, and Umbanda.
Our former associate producer Jessica Nordell called him asking for suggestions for people that he thought could speak about Vodou intimately. He was forthcoming and recommended many voices, including Claudine Michel. But we quickly realized that he was that voice — a Haitian aristocrat who was not only a scholar of the tradition but a practitioner who discovered Vodou in his early adulthood. We found his personal story about rediscovering his heritage and the spirit of the people of his country utterly captivating.
Once Krista interviewed him, we knew it was a show. Production of some shows are liberating when all the pieces fall into place. "Living Vodou" was one of them.
Patrick Bellegarde-Smith sent us Angels in the Mirror: Vodou Music of Haiti, which was a homerun for music elements. The compilation was appropriate, Mitch reminded me, because it piggybacked on his story about playing Haitian music on a radio station in Benin. It also captured the ears of our senior producer for its pure, percussive rhythms, whereas Haitian actress and singer Toto Bissainthe's beautiful melodies blended themes of rural life and Vodou. In the spirit of Vodou ceremonies, Mitch chose "Legba non baye-a" to usher in the program. Legba is the first lwa to be saluted at a ceremony and serves as a gatekeeper, a conduit to the spirit world.
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Legba nan baye-a
Legba nan baye-a
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Se ou k ap pare soley pou lwa-yoLegba is at the gate
Legba is at the gate
Legba is at the gate
It is you who carreis the flag
It is you who shields the spirits from the sun
My challenge was to find a photograph that would capture the vibrant culture and complex system of beliefs that Bellegarde-Smith described — as it is lived in the United States today. A few hours later, I was left hopeless thinking that I may not get an image that would do our show justice. Maya Deren's book and film set me on the right course.
I began searching Flickr and other sites for variant spellings of Haitian spirits and concepts — everything from Voodoo to Vodun, from Gede to Ghede, from lwa to loa, from veves to vévé. Then I discovered this image:
The photo captures so much: the poto mitan, a painting of a Catholic saint, a fashionably dressed priest shooting vaporized rum from his mouth, a small boy in a humid basement, a lady in white garb, a festive atmosphere, movement.
Here was a photographer who was personally invested in her subjects — at least my intuition said so — and not just documenting them. When I contacted Stephanie Keith for permission to use a few photographs, I asked her why she got started on this project — a Vodou priest at a Buddhist peace rally invited her to learn more about his religion at a "party." That was enough for me. The result: "Vodou Brooklyn," a narrated slide show of her images and story mixed in with songs from Angels in the Mirror.
Several months later, Current TV contacted us after watching the video wondering if we did film projects. Unfortunately, we can't do much right now. And, the Brooklyn Historical Society invited Stephanie to submit our documentary for the Brooklyn Arts & Film Festival. It's exciting to see our material find paths into different communities, and we can only hope it furthers our public radio mission to "enrich the spirit and nourish the soul."
UPDATE 8.18.08: And, as unexpected bloggers talk about this show (e.g., The Wild Hunt), perhaps we'll be part of a larger dialogue in niche communities we weren't involved in before.
Races: athletes in China, candidates in the U.S. My mind races ahead to the month of Ramadan, which begins in September.
Upcoming guest James Prosek — fisherman, writer, artist — insists that some species should be left nameless. Let nature be mysterious. I agree with that when it comes to my own quiet spiritual/religious practice, of which the thirty-day marathon of daily fasting is a public part.
It's hard to wake up before sunrise, try to eat something, sneak in a few more hours of sleep, then go through the day without food, water, or a full night's sleep. I'm already a clumsy space-case on most days; then, it only gets worse. For thirty days I strive for grace but battle irritability. I reach for understanding but collide with doubt. I pray for a compassionate heart but am too hungry to be unselfish. That's when the meaning behind this marathon, this race, shines.
I know, too, that the Muslim world struggles the same way. I'm not talking about Asia or Africa. I'm talking about my parents in their empty nest fretting about their unmarried 31-year-old son. I'm talking about my little sister who just moved by herself to Toronto. I'm talking about the bounce of my grandmother's laughing belly. I'm talking about family I have here and the eagerness of my cousin's kids to earn holy Brownie points. And in this small world of mine, we are exhausted by the political talk about the larger Muslim world, salt in a wound — a wounded body that once soared like a gymnast.
Krista just last week interviewed dapper expert Vali Nasr. It's a great interview about the political situation in the Middle East. We planned to broadcast this program in September, in the lead-up to the November election… and in the middle of Ramadan. Something about that felt off to me, like a program about the Catholic sexual abuse scandal on Christmas.
So I explained that to the rest of the gang, trying not to get caught up in the emotion of naming something I prefer to keep nameless. I'm a radio producer, supposedly professional, but some things hit close to home and push you away from objectivity.
All other times of the year, we have our daily toils and the evils in the news. But not in Ramadan. Ramadan is a time of self-perfection and moral beauty. Ramadan is something to protect, for all the discombobulation I feel at 4 a.m., when sleep makes sense but fasting doesn't. And even though I don't know how to say all this out loud, I hoped to have said enough when we huddled to discuss my concerns about the air date.
Part of me felt unreasonable trying to mess with the production schedule, but I'm grateful to the others on staff for understanding my concerns. We pushed the broadcast date of that Vali Nasr show by three weeks, to October.
And, hopefully, we'll be able to put together a true Ramadan show next year.
This week we've been wrapping up production on next week's show with Eckhart Tolle. One mark of a promising interview, for me, is when it continues to resonate in my head and my life in the following days. And the conversation I had with Tolle worked its way powerfully into my experience of moving these past few weeks — specifically one thing he said almost as an aside.
He was elaborating on his theory of the importance of the present moment — of being fully aware, alert, attentive to it, engaged in it. He noted that stress is a symptom of not wanting to be in the moment we're in. On the heels of hearing him say that I realized that I was treating most of the events on my moving "checklist" as tasks to be endured. I was looking at an entire week of my life — the packing, the organizing, the moving out, the moving in — as a period I just had to soldier through to get to the other side. And I became aware that approaching it that way — in effect steeling myself not to be present — did raise a wall of stress in me, a palpable physical and emotional sensation.
But here was the surprise: I could immediately disarm that by leaning into the moment. I still had to pack that box, and it was not the most exciting task of my life, and it was tiring at times, but it was not stressful. As I kept pulling myself back to this discipline time and again across the week, I even experienced little unexpected epiphanies and joys I would utterly have missed in my practiced "just get it done" mode.
To be honest, I went into my interview with Eckhart Tolle somewhat skeptical. I'm always wary of hype, or what looks like hype, especially when it comes to religious/spiritual figures. Often that's valid. But I've also learned that sometimes the people who are getting all the attention are getting it for a good reason. More from me and others on the show we're calling "The Power of Eckhart Tolle's Now" in the days to come…


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View a slide show of Douglas Powell entertaining here.
Start with the tapenade-stuffed quail eggs and pissaladière tart, paired with a glass of Clairette de Die, a sparkling wine from France.
Next comes bouillabaisse and a salade Niçoise with a Cassis rosé.
Then ratatouille with goat cheese croustillant and a Vin de Pays du Val de Montferrand Blanc.
On and on the night will go, 10 courses ending with cheese and dessert.
No worries if you don't know pork crépinettes from a tarte Tropezienne. You've got a lawyer to guide your way.
That would be Douglas Powell, a partner at Hinton & Powell who knows his way around a kitchen and loves to share his talents with hungry friends. Last Saturday night, Powell and some gifted assistants made and served the dishes and wines mentioned during one of his "Table One" dinners at his home in Brookhaven, Ga.
Powell says he "tries to create the highest culinary experience" for up to a dozen guests who sit at his table. "We serve only fresh, locally grown, certified organic food. Our guiding principle will be flavor, health and sustainability."
It was a cancer scare that took Powell's interest in cooking from a simmer to a boil. He talked to the Daily Report about a passion for food passed on by his mother.
When did you first get interested in cooking?
Several years ago I was diagnosed with and successfully battled prostate cancer. My son and daughter were off at college and my wife Beth and I decided to go back to school for something fun. She studied creative writing and I looked around for something I would love.
My mother was a great cook. I always had a love of cooking and so I looked into culinary school. I applied to the International Culinary School of the Art Institute of Atlanta in Dunwoody. I attended classes at night for three years and graduated second in my class.
How did you make the jump to wanting to become a real chef?
In the third year of culinary school there's an internship requirement. All through culinary school I continued my full-time litigation practice. I needed to find a restaurant where I could have an internship that would fit around my full-time law practice.


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Here is an amazing recipe for low-carb pancakes we came across recently – after trying it out, we both can't believe we can imagine why we would make regular pancakes again!
Just looking at the ingredients, it is hard to believe they go together to make anything like pancakes. (Although I should admit I don't know what the components of pancake mix are.) I was skeptical too, but believe it! They look and taste just like regular pancakes. I would argue they taste better, actually! And the ingredient list is nice and short and contains only things I can pronounce:
- Half cup oatmeal (quick oats seem to work fine)
- Quarter cup of low-fat cottage cheese
- Two eggs
- Dash each of: vanilla extract, cinnamon, and nutmeg
Mix thoroughly in a blender (or we use a "Magic Bullet") and cook like regular pancake mix.
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They also suggest using pure maple syrup instead of the processed stuff, which also makes us wonder why we ever ate that old junk! (Boy, we are dumb sometimes.)
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Dec 17, 2010 1:40 PM | about stocks: STEThis morning I added Steris Corp (STE) to the Barchart Van Meerten New High portfolio. Steris is a leading provider of infection prevention, contamination prevention, and surgical support systems, products, services, and technologies to healthcare, scientific, research, and industrial Customers throughout the world. The Company has over 4,000 Associates (employees) worldwide, including more than 1,200 direct sales, service, and field support personnel. Customer Support facilities are located in major global market centers with manufacturing operations in theUnited States, Canada, Germany, and Finland.
I bought it for price trends but it just might be an Obama Care recipient.
The stock is on a a tear with a 96% Barchart technical buy signal. It was up in 16 of the last 20 session, 5 of the last 5 and up 12.21% in the last month. It trades around 37.93 and has a Relative Strength Index of 72.59% and rising.
Wall Street analysts approve and have published 5 buy and 2 hold reports. They predict a 5.50% increase in sales and 11.70% increase in earnings next year with a 10.00% increase in EPS to be expected annually for at least 5 years.
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[Solved] Social media icons disappear!
Here is my site: boredcc.co.nr
I'm having an issue with my social media icons. They show up on the home page, but when I navigate anywhere else, the graphics disappear.
I added these icons using Joomla! 2.5.9 custom html with an embedded stylesheet, if that applies.
@jcporter Why don't you manually add them in? I haven't worked with Joomla! in the past, but it might be the reason why they are disappearing.
Because that would be redundant. I solved it, though. Turns out I was using relative paths for the social media icons, which didn't resolve to anything when on the other pages Absolute paths fixed it.


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Shoo, while I agree with this line of reasoning in certain situations, I also think that exit interviews are a very important part of the termination process. Good companies (or companies trying to improve themselves) want to know why their employees are leaving. It's pretty standard. Good companies can take the positive aspects along with the bad. Any company that asks for an exit interview, I am inclined to believe either is a good company or wants to improve in some way. I have limited knowledge of the OP's situation, so perhas it is a really oppressive environment?
Maybe you could use a combination of the two different strategies suggested here. You're taking the new job because of how well it suits your needs, but you were probably LOOKING because of issues where you are. So maybe this:"I was hired to do specific things, three different areas in total. A month after I was there, the job description changed completely. This prompted me to search for something more suited to my talents and passions. I enjoyed working with you all, but I have to take advantage of the opportunity being offered to me." It's honest but not accusatory. It can't come as a shock to them that changing job descriptions on people is not a good thing, and you won't look spiteful for pointing out something that had to be obvious. This gives them an honest but very discreet answer, and you've given them what they requested.


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Megan Polak
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Year: Sophomore; Position: Setter
On the court: She had 80 assists, 13 kills, 11 blocks, 16 digs and four aces, and was recognized as the Lancers' fastest player to reach 1,000 career assists. She accomplished the feat in 34 matches.
Off the court: Kirtland resident is being recruited by Division I colleges. ... She is a Steelers fan who loves Mexican food, watching "Drake & Josh" and listening to Train. ... Her favorite subjects are Spanish and English.
Andrew M. Dorogi
School: University; Sport: Football
Year: Junior; Position: RB/DB
On the field: Had 24 carries for 307 yards and two touchdowns in a win over Lakeside.
Off the field: Fairview Park resident plays hockey for University and Team Ohio. ... He is a member of the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Chorus, the US Glee Club and Males. Dorogi also plays the piano. ... AP biology and AP history are his favorite courses, and he enjoys eating Chipotle. ... He works in the ice cream parlor at Malley's and is a member of YOSA at St. Angela Merici. Continued...
Paige Victor
School: Mentor; Sport: Golf
Year: Senior
On the course: Shot a 79 in the NOC tournament to earn medalist honors. Also shot consecutive rounds of 39 against Cuyahoga Falls and Madison.
Off the course: Hobbies include snowboarding, volleyball, indoor soccer, shopping and visiting her brother at John Carroll; favorite place in the world is Atlantis, Nassau, Bahamas; enjoys eating at TJ's on the Avenue; wants to be an anesthesiologist.
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Year: Junior; Position: Wide receiver
On the field: Caught eight passes for 172 yards and two touchdowns in a victory over Brunswick. Continued...
Off the field: "Conz" enjoys playing "Call of Duty;" favorite show is "Workaholics;" favorite musical artist is J.Cole; favorite movie is "V for Vendetta."
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Year: Senior-Junior; Position: First doubles
On the court: Went 5-0, including a 3-0 mark en route to the Chagrin Valley Conference tournament title. Avenged losses to the doubles teams of Aurora and Wickliffe in the tournament, and made first team all-CVC.
Off the court: Hogan and Klingler have been partners for three years. ... Hogan enjoys horseback riding and ponies, is in 4-H and participates in a community service class. ... Klingler participates in Academic Decathlon, the Cleveland Youth Wind Symphony and the United Way club. ... Both girls are animal lovers — Hogan has three cats and Klingler has three dogs.
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School: University; Sport: Soccer
Year: Senior; Position: Midfielder
On the pitch: Scored the game-winning goal against Geneva, and scored two goals in a win over Chagrin Falls. Continued...
Off the pitch: Broadview Heights resident hopes to play soccer in college. ... He is an Anderson Scholar and participates in the Student Investment Committee and the Science Olympiad . ... Roots for the Yankees, and Derek Jeter is his favorite athlete. ... His favorite TV show is "Community" and his favorite movie is "Limitless." ... He enjoys eating Chipotle and pizza, his favorite book is "Clockwork Orange" and his favorite subject is math.
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Joel's books include "Birth of a Dynasty, Behind the Pinstripes with the 1996 Yankees." He served as a weekly baseball analyst on New York 1 from 2000-05, was a regular contributor on the MSG Network from 2000-08, and was part of the My 9 Yankees postgame show for the past two seasons.
He graduated from NYU in 1985.
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PRETORIA, South Africa Oscar Pistorius walked out of a South African court Friday a free man -- for now -- after a magistrate agreed to release him on bail ahead of his premeditated murder trial over the shooting death of his girlfriend.
But even as he was driven away from court and chased by videographers and photographers, questions continued to hound the Paralympian about what actually happened when he opened fire on Valentine's Day inside his home and killed Reeva Steenkamp.
Chief Magistrate Desmond Nair, who agreed to bail with harsh restrictions for the athlete, expressed his own doubts about Pistorius' story. Those questions, highlighted at a four-day bail hearing that at times foreshadowed his coming trial, come from Pistorius' account that he felt threatened and mistook Steenkamp for an intruder when he fired the four shots at her in his bathroom.
"Why would (Pistorius) venture further into danger?" Nair asked.
The magistrate also said that Pistorius' affidavit, in which he gave his detailed version of the events of the shooting in a sworn statement, had helped his application for bail. He compared it to other defendants' "flimsy" affidavits in which they merely deny the charges against them.
"That reaching out in the affidavit, the way that he did, placing it before the court," Nair said. "I come to the conclusion that the accused has made a case to be released on bail."
Pistorius' supporters shouted "Yes!" when Nair made his decision after the nearly two-hour explanation of his ruling to a packed courtroom in Pretoria, South Africa's capital. Yet when prosecutors and the defense said they agreed to bail terms, Nair more than doubled those conditions for the 26-year-old runner to be free ahead of trial.
Nair set the bail at 1 million rand ($113,000), with $11,300 in cash up front and proof that the rest is available. The magistrate said Pistorius must hand over his passports and also turn in any other guns that he owns. Pistorius also cannot leave the district of Pretoria without the permission of his probation officer, Nair said, nor can he take drugs or drink alcohol.
Pistorius' family members hugged each other after the decision was read, with tears in their eyes.
"We are relieved at the fact that Oscar got bail today but at the same time we are in mourning for the death of Reeva with her family," said Pistorius' uncle, Arnold Pistorius. "As a family, we know Oscar's version of what happened on that tragic night and we know that that is the truth and that will prevail in the coming court case."
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Sharon Steenkamp, Reeva's cousin, had said earlier that the family wouldn't be watching the bail decision and hadn't been following the hearing in Pretoria.
"It doesn't make any difference to the fact that we are without Reeva," she told The Associated Press.
Reeva Steenkamp was Gina Myers' best friend and house mate. Reeva's bedroom now lies empty - just as she left it the night she died. "I do go through all a lot of stages of disbelief," she told CBS News, "because it doesn't feel real. This is a very, very weird sensation."
Nair set Pistorius' next court appearance for June 4. The Olympian left the courthouse in a silver Land Rover, sitting in the rear, just more than an hour after the magistrate imposed the bail conditions. The vehicle, tailed by motorcycles carrying television cameramen aboard, later pulled into the home of Pistorius' uncle.
Pistorius left behind more than a dozen international and local television crews at the red-brick courthouse. It's a sign of the growing global fascination with a case involving an inspirational athlete and his beautiful, law-school graduate girlfriend, who was a model and reality TV show contestant.
During Friday's long session in Pretoria Magistrate's Court, Pistorius alternately wept and appeared solemn and more composed, especially toward the end as Nair criticized police procedures in the case and as a judgment in Pistorius' favor appeared imminent. He showed no reaction as he was granted bail.
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Before the hearing, Pistorius' longtime coach Ampie Louw said he hoped to put his runner back into his morning and afternoon training routine if he got bail.
"The sooner he can start working the better," said Louw, who was the person who convinced the double-amputee to take up track as a teenager a decade ago. But he acknowledged Pistorius could be "heartbroken" and unwilling to immediately pull on his carbon-fiber running blades, the reason behind his "Blade Runner" nickname.
There is one place, however, where Nair ordered that Pistorius cannot go: His upscale home in a gated community in the eastern suburbs of Pretoria, where he killed Steenkamp in the predawn hours of Feb. 14.
Pistorius said in a sworn statement to the court that he shot his girlfriend accidentally, believing she was an intruder in his house. He described "a sense of terror rushing over" him and feeling vulnerable because he stood only on his stumps before opening fire.
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Prosecutors, however, say he intended to kill Steenkamp, saying the shooting followed a loud argument between the two. Yet despite poking holes in Pistorius' statement -- they questioned why he didn't notice his girlfriend missing despite walking past the bed and brought up incidents that they said highlighted his temper -- their case unraveled through testimony by the police's lead investigator in the case, Detective Warrant Officer Hilton Botha.
Botha, who faces seven charges of attempted murder in an unrelated incident, was removed from the case Thursday. His replacement, the nation's top detective, Vinesh Moonoo, stopped briefly by the hearing Friday. Prosecution spokesman Medupe Simasiku said later Friday: "We're still confident in our case."
While Nair leveled harsh criticism at Botha for "errors" and "blunders," he said one man does not represent an investigation and that the state could not be expected to put all "the pieces of the puzzle" together in such a short time. The magistrate questioned whether Pistorius would be a flight risk and be prepared to go "ducking and diving" around the world when he stood to lose a fortune in cash, cars, property and other assets.
Pistorius faced the sternest bail requirements in South Africa because of the seriousness of the charge. His defense lawyers had to prove that he would not flee the country, would not interfere with witnesses or the case and his release would not cause public unrest. They also had to show "exceptional" circumstances for his release as well, something Nair said could be found in the "weak" case offered by prosecutors.
Yet the magistrate still anticipated the shape of the state's case at trial. Nair said he had serious questions about Pistorius' account: Why didn't he try to locate his girlfriend on fearing an intruder was in the house? Why didn't he try to determine who was in the bathroom? And why would he venture into perceived "danger" -- the bathroom area -- when he could have taken other steps to ensure his safety?
Touching those unanswered questions, Nair said: "There are improbabilities which need to be explored."
As CBS News correspondent Emma Hurd reported, the drama of the bail hearing has set the stage for a gripping trial. Sources on both sides of the case have told CBS News that there is plenty of evidence that hasn't been revealed yet. Phone records and cell phone text messages will be key to establishing what happened that night.
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The case Pistorious a cruel crime which may hide another scandal. The attitude of the South African justice is strange because Oscar Pistorious is guilty until proven otherwise, his release raises questions.
Oscar has killed, but did he planned this crime?
By releasing Oscar the justice wants to protect someone, who?
Does this mean that Reeva was sacrificed, and that crime will not be punished?
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- Shooting thru a closed door and you don't know who's on the other side. Very interesting.
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If every word of Pistorius' self serving statement is absolutely true...if, as he so dubiously claims, he accidentally shot his girlfriend to death because he is such a wretched coward...
That in a blind panic to save his own miserable life...he cravenly fired four rounds through a door when he didn't know who was on the other side of it...
If that's the case, he still deserves 15 years inside for manslaughter...along with a VERY public, internationally televised spanking
But of course, not every word...or indeed, very many of his words...were true
It's gotta be pretty rough on the carefully cultivated, macho image of this arrogant, self-absorbed narcissist...
But he is now locked in to enduring that kind of self-inflicted humiliation...or face life in the slammer...
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- Wrote it better than I did.
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- This is truly a "grimm" fairy tale! Hardly a shred of truth and fact in what he has conjured up. He killed her in the course of a big 'ol argument as she locked herself in the potty to get away from his ranting and rage. His "fame" and popularity there, together with his connections and wealth will see no justice here. A slap on the wrist at best. Sad!
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- There are points in his story I just don't understand such as: He said he woke up and what crawled to the window to bring in a fan, shut the sliding door and close the curtains. Crawling back, he heard an intruder. Not once looking over to the her side of the bed or bothering to crawl a few feet to her side to check on her...he didn't bother to crawl a few feet to her after he spent time crawling over to the window, brought in a fan, shut the door and closed the window ...he couldn't bother to cheek on her. And now we are suppose to believe he crawled with a gun into the bathroom over to the toilet and shot at a closed door? Okay, he also said he shouted for her to call the police...without waiting for a response he shoots at a closed door. What is this guy an idiot?
If he was that paranoid about intruders and criminals then why did he not care for the safety of his girlfriend? Why didn't he check on her? Was he that selfish and freaked out that he could only think about his own safety?
If he was that scared of crime why was the window even allowed to remain open during the night?
Nope. I don't buy it. I think they had a heated argument. He had his legs on. She ran into the toilet and locked herself in. He was screaming for her to get out so he could continue to yell at her face. He gets the gun and threats her. To scare her he shoots four times. Oooops. Bad idea. - reply
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- I went back to the house layout and realized that the gun was under the bed. He had to crawl to his side of the bed to get the gun and STILL HE DIDN'T bother to see if Reeve was there in the bed. Won't you glance over to see if she was still sleeping? Maybe touch her shoulder tell her to be quiet? You have a gun and you think you might have to use it..tell your girlfriend to stay put and be quiet.
The gun was under his bed and he didn't bother to look at her. This tells me two things: 1st he killed her deliberately after they were arguing or 2, he was so scare of intruders he only care enough for his own safety.
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- she is a 30 y.o. woman, she wanted to stay with him that night but unfortunately mistook as a home invader. S. africa has the highest violent crime rate in the world, i am not surprised Pistorius mistook her to be a criminal invader. i am totally convinced that he thought the burglar locked himself in the bathroom and out of panic, he began shooting. FREE PISTORIUS!!!
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- I believe everything happened the way Pistorius said. The diagram of his home shows into the bathroom. However the toilet room is inside of the bathroom. It was the toilet with a closed locked door. Pistorius fired into the toilet room. There are people who go into the toilet area, and lock the door for privacy. Nothing strange about it.
Is has surprised me that no one has mentioned this. I feel when all the tests come back, they will exonerate Pistorius. Yes,he accidently killed her which is tragic. - reply
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- Who locks a toilet if you are already intimate with your partner? Close it? Okay I buy that but lock it? Kinda weird.
I also saw the house plan of the bedroom and bathroom layout and it raised even more red flags. No way he did all he said without his legs and not once glance over to see if she was there or silently call for her.
It would take him a while for him to crawl over to the toilet with a gun and all that time he didn't bother to call for her or listen for her.
If he was that paranoid about intruders he should have thought about the safety of his guest FIRST!!
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- I am watching a special hour-long show about Pistorius on CNN and before my husband went to bed I asked him if he thought there was a burglar in the house wouldn't he make sure where I was before he started shooting through a door? Plus, if this was actually happening the way Pistorius said it did, wouldn't his girlfriend have screamed to him that it was her in there? The whole thing only makes sense when you go under the assumption that he shot her deliberately.
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- They fought. She said she was leaving him. He goes into a rage.She runs into the bathroom and locks the door. Further enraged, he grabs a gun and without thinking, puts a few rounds through the door or wall. Realizing what may have just happened, he puts his legs on and bangs the door open. The rest is lying cowardice.
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- Who told you they fought? I need proof of what you say. The only facts are that she is dead, because he shot her. He says it was an accident and I believe him until it is proven otherwise.
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- Neighbors heard arguments and he has a history of abuse with past girlfriends and others.
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