[robertpaulsen]

"How do you know what Terri wanted?"

I read Judge Greer's court order dated February, 2000. He had "clear and convincing" evidence as to her wishes as required by Florida law.

[mlc9852]

And is it your legal opinion that her "husband's" statement seven years after her collapse was that she wouldn't want to receive food and water through a feeding tube? Did Terri indeed wish to be starved and dehydrated to death? Do you really believe that was "clear and convincing evidence" under Florida law?

[supercat]

I read Judge Greer's court order dated February, 2000. He had "clear and convincing" evidence as to her wishes as required by Florida law.

How many legs would a normal horse have, if Judge Greer called a tail a leg?

[ironman]

I finally read the February 2000 order today. Without getting dragged down into the details of the case, I was expecting it to be a more rigorous review of the law and testimony. I'm no lawyer but I thought it was at the level of what a first year law student could crank out on an overnight case study assignment.