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From February 2000 - Judge rejects intervention of group in Schiavo case
[SOUTH PINELLAS Edition]
St. Petersburg Times.
St. Petersburg: Feb 11, 2000. pg. 10.B
Copyright Times Publishing Co. Feb 11, 2000
(excerpt)
Pinellas Circuit Judge George Greer will not allow a group of doctors, lawyers and other professionals to intervene in the case of a St. Petersburg woman with brain damage whose family is divided on whether to remove her feeding tube. Professionals for Excellence in Health Care wanted the judge to allow them to argue that Terri Schiavo, 36, should be kept alive despite her husband's request to let her die.
In his order denying the motion, Greer writes that the group's arguments are philosophical and perhaps should be directed to state lawmakers.
Hmmmmmmm, isn't that Terri's Law in 2003?
148 posted on
11/04/2003 4:45:40 AM PST by
mommy23
To: mommy23
"In his order denying the motion, Greer writes that the group's arguments are philosophical and perhaps should be directed to state lawmakers.
Hmmmmmmm, isn't that Terri's Law in 2003?"
Good find, Thanks.
This, Judge Greer's own words, may be important to bring up in the defense of Terri's law.
To: mommy23
"isn't that Terri's Law in 2003?" Good catch!
160 posted on
11/04/2003 8:11:27 AM PST by
sweetliberty
("Having the right to do a thing is not at all the same thing as being right in doing it.")
To: mommy23
Great sleuthing, mommy23! I hope Judge Greer eats his hat.
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