I remember that this verdict has never before been addressed. Previously addressed are straight Guilty and Not Guilty.
As MBs verdict was NG, once released from the mental defect hold they have ZERO grounds to continue the suspension to my thinking.
We shall see.
Just going to leave this here, things seem to be deliberately being blown off course with much vigor today …
Has anyone written any out of line letters to a judge lately?
Sure if you consider low profile to be threatening several people A DAY on social media and demeaning them, their intelligence and their morals. That’s in addition to threatening to sue USEF, SS, 48 Hours, etc.
But low profile… sure.
Waiting for filings!
Wouldn’t it be grand if serial cyberbullying, harassment, torment, filing false reports of child abuse with SafeSport, etc., were considered crimes of moral turpitude? 
It baffles me that some befuddle the puzzle.
Baffle mystify
Bewilder bemuse puzzle
Obfuscateded
Some folk get their thrills by arguing with strangers online repeatedly - hourly, daily, weekly and monthly, for years and years. I don’t get it, but each to their own.
She had to be close so she could train with MB again……
SafeSport rules do specify that certain pleas, such as an Alford or a no contest, do not remove the liability for the conduct as far as SafeSport sanctions.
The SS rules don’t specify the effect of a NGRI, probably because it seemed so unlikely. It may be that once Barisone’s case is permanently decided that the SS rules will be amended. Or, the decision on his NGRI will be sufficient as precedent.
Hesitancy to release Barisone probably reflects Taylor’s concern that he might be a danger to himself as well as to others. In the first hearing after the shooting, when Taylor opted not to release Barisone before a trial, Taylor specified his belief Barisone presented a risk to himself as well as others.
Taylor could be aware of the Rob Gage suicide during the trainer’s SafeSport investigation. He would not want to risk Barisone doing that if the SS decision goes against him.
Personally, I think it is terrible that Kanarek relocated to Loxahatchee. She needs to move on from this, too.
But, the fact that she is there is something the mental health board and Taylor have to acknowledge. I imagine the last thing they would want would be a new round of court filings over orders of protection.
Was it a whole family crypt of Neeners - or just the one? 
So, it is somehow OK for Michael to stay locked up because Lauren decided to move around the corner from someplace he owned long before she bought her house?
I am sorry if I read your post wrong, but that is how I read it.
I know how to pronounce that word, but if I didn’t, I don’t think the string the letters underneath it would help me. Lol.
Another thread review:
The list of considerations SS makes when determining sanctions.
Looking at number 8….mitigating circumstances….
physical well-being is purposefully separated from his mental and emotional states….meaning they planned to physically assault Michael….
It’s Not Guilty. Once it’s established he is of no danger, he is released. SS would have no reason to keep the suspension. The case has been permanently decided but I guess you mean the release aspect.
If a new rule is put in place it affects things going forward. Won’t be retroactive.
The flying monkeys must be restless today based on all the “Hidden post” I’m seeing
There was no option to release Barisone after the first hearing. Taylor couldn’t do it because the law prevented him from releasing Barisone. Release was not an option for the types of charges he was given.
In fact, Taylor was required to tell Barisone the reverse, he would be unable to keep MB in jail if the trial was pushed past a certain date, when Michael was insisting he stay in jail until the trial.
I find it incredibly ironic that the state was potentially going to force Taylor to let Michael out of jail before the trial….considering all the consternation about how now they are tying to claim he’s “a danger” against professional psychiatric judgement.
Excellent point!!! I remember him chuckling at Bilinkas saying Michael wanted to stay in jail. In fact I recall he said something to the effect, “we’ll see about that” with a smirk on his face!!!
If I had been shot twice, double tap, center mass, point blank and was STILL afraid of the shooter, there is no way in he!! I would buy a home just miles from the shooter’s compound! Furthermore, if I was there to compete, by God I’d be competing, not walking up and down the barn aisle at night. She also KNOWS that is Michael’s town and she is not welcome and possibly despised by many. Why do that unless you still have plans to Finish the Bastard?
I can assure the public, Michael Barisone will never be off his property without someone(s) accompanying him at all times with cell cameras at the ready. We ALL know it is Michael who has safety concerns, not the Kanereks.
I’m actually shocked she didn’t buy a home in Tryon near TIEC so she could hope to work with other BNT’s since Tryon has become their second location for many of them. Well, the answer is because Michael Barisone isn’t there!
I will say there are people who choose to be in Wellington or Loxahatchee without any plans to compete. They just want to be in the thick of things, or spend the winters in a warm location, or have access to good training, etc., etc.
The horse world is full of people who show, but there are also people who don’t show.
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