According to reports, Knox had sexual relations with a man she had met on a train and later became her drug dealer. The Telegraph mentioned an article published in Italian magazine Giallo, which claimed that police are aware of Knox's sexual relations with the man referred to as "F."
It has been made known that the judge's decision reflected on the reports he received from two doctors who have examined the minor and hearing from her attorneys about her case. According to one of the attorneys, he believed his client is mentally ill and that a priority at this point would be to move her case to the juvenile court from an adult court.
One of the pair will be taken to Atlanta at the Emory University Hospital, the hospital spokeswoman confirmed to Buzzfeed. Once the patient arrives, the patient will be secured immediately and kept in an isolation chamber in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control.
There were several LGBT activists who would have wished the court had tackled the issues that arose in the five months the law was implemented. The constitutional court, which composed of five judges, declared the law as invalid because of a technicality: the law was passed by Ugandan Parliament without a proper quorom, the New York Times said.
