Why did Judge Greer Disallow all of the Evidence?

2005.3.28 | telestraightshooter

[TeleStraightShooter]

I am looking for a source that explains why Judge Greer disallowed all of the evidence presented to contradict Micheal Schivo's claim about "Terri's wish".

From what I gather, since no evidence was admitted to the contrary, Micheal Shivo's claim about "Terri's wish" was technically unchallenged.

Judge Greer's own words would be nice.

[TeleStraightShooter]

Thanks

[FairOpinion]

$$$$$$$

Felos gave him large contributions.

[Saundra Duffy]

Greer is hell-bent on killing Terri and smashing the guts of Terri's family members. Plus he likes the heck out of MIchael Schiavo and George Felos. It's a game, you see.

[Paleo Conservative]

What's wrong with you? Don't you believ in the rule of lawyers?

[Humidston]

"rule of lawyers"

BWAAAAAAHAHAHA!

CLEVER!

[japaneseghost]

This is why:

Judge Greer and scientology connection:

http://libertytothecaptives.net/scientology_clearwater_bar_association_judge_greer.html

[Paleo Conservative]

CLEVER!

But not original.

[dixiechick2000]

Thanks for the reminder.

Those Scientologists are truly evil, bourbon.
Of course, we knew that.

http://libertytothecaptives.net/scientology_clearwater_bar_association_judge_greer.html

I'd love to hear your thoughts, WKB.

[PFKEY]

It is a conspiracy. You see Greer and Felos have a stake in the hospice so they want to kill off their paying patients.

No that doesn't make sense.

They like to have people killed.

[Al Simmons]

With due respect, that page you linked to appear to contain the ravings of a paranoiac.

[kingu]

Sure. It's called 'marriage' - something a lot of us have been trying really hard to defend. He is her husband; the presumption is that he knows her wishes. Anything to the contrary has to be virtually a written notice by Terri herself.

This case was lost in the first days after Terri lost consciousness; no probative investigation that turned up prosecutable evidence, no challenge to the husband's words.

In my view, a great concern for the future is baring courts from making any judgment in these types of cases. Fights over who has the say in medical care; sure. Fights over how medical care is administered or withheld? No way!

[Lemon Tourmaline]

Take a long look at http://www.theempirejournal.com/53209_schiavo_case_tangled_web_o.htm

[ClancyJ]

No Felos and Greer are just protecting our interests. We don't need to see that evidence, just move along now.

[Psycho_Bunny]

I never got to wondering about that because I still can't fathom why an issue like this was before a probate court.

Unless the probate courts in Florida are different than the probate courts I'm familiar with, Greer - and none of his peers in probate - are competent to make life-or-death decisions.

Probate courts divvy up money.  Hearing the Schiavo case in probate court strikes me as being akin to trying a capital murder case before a bankruptcy judge.

[tessalu]

I think that Probate Courts take care of Guardianships, as in this case.

[HiTech RedNeck]

The county juuuuuuuuuuuuudge, who held a gruuuuuuuuuuuuuudge

[Griptilian]

He spent it in a successful effort to KILL her, and I will bet that greer got some of that million.

You haven't been following the story, I see.
Of course, facts wouldn't fit in your conspiracy.

But hey, the facts really haven't been supporting the 'save Terri' [conspiracy] crowd lately.

[Fam4Bush]

Look up everything you can on Pinellas County. When something doesn't fit, toss it out. Only, it all fits.

It gets a little dark here after midnight, doesn't it?