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nservatorship, one court expert told 
FOX411's Pop Tarts column earlier this week that there is nothing like 
that in the works for Bynes."There are two main standards that courts 
look at as far as conservatorships. The first is the person a 
danger to themselves -- Spears was and demonstrated that often -- and 
the second is whether the person a danger to society. Britney Spears 
was, and to her two children as well," legal consultant and alternative 
sentencing expert Wendy Feldman. "Amanda seems to have a serious mental 
illness, but that does not meet the standard in court. There is 
no record of suicide attempts or drug overdoses."At least for now.
FRANKFURT, Germany  The European Central Bank and its president, Mario Draghi, 
have played a key role in fighting the government debt crisis afflicting 
the 17 European Union member countries that use the euro.The ECB is 
the issuer of the euro currency and serves as the top monetary 
authority for the eurozone and its 333 million people.Some of its key 
steps have been:LOWER INTEREST RATES: The ECB has cut its key interest 
rate four times since Draghi become president. This month the ECB lowered 
the so-called main refinancing rate further by a quarter-point to a record 
low of 0.5 percent.The refinancing rate is what the bank charges on 
the credit it offers to eurozone banks and thereby influences interest rates 
on the loans banks provide to each other, businesses and consumers. Theoretically, 
a lower rate means cheaper borrowing costs and more incentive to borrow 
money and expand a business. In practice, a slack economy has meant 
weak demand for loans.UNLIMITED BOND BUYS:  In 2012, high borrowing costs 
were threatening to push indebted countries such as Italy and Spain into 
a financial collapse that could have broken up the euro.Draghi took a 
major step toward calming the eurozone crisis by announcing last year that 
"within our mandate, the ECB is ready to do whatever it takes 
to preserve the euro."The ECB followed through on Sept. 6 by offering 
to purchase unlimited amounts of bonds issued by heavily indebted countries, 
lowering their bor

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