[Poohbah]

We don't have time in a quick post to review all the misdeeds of George W. Greer.

Translation: you don't have any real misdeeds to report, merely the fact that you dislike his rulings.

[litany_of_lies]

He gave you plenty of justification in a short paragraph, which represents about 10% of Greer's improper ethics.

You're just bound and determined to off her, aren't you? Why not let the parents have her, no strings attached?

(Likely Answer: If she ever gets coherent, she'll be able to testify that she suffered from years of abuse, and doctors will be able to corroborate that her collapse was caused by the abuse).

Lovely people you're siding with.

[Theodore R.]

Obviously, you did not read the two previous posts. The misdeeds are legion.

[pc93]

He talked to the press telling them how he was going to rule in regards to not appointing a Guardian Ad Litem. He indicated to the press that he respected a fax letter that Jeb Bush wrote him but that he was going to put it in the court file. He then proceeded to tell Sherrif Rice at a baseball game that he was pissed off that Jeb wrote him a letter and that if Jeb was an attorney he would consider an ex parte communication and he would be grieved before the bar. Sherrif Rice told this to attorney Patricia Anderson and subsquently tried to lie for Greer after he told Greer of his slip of the tongue. Greer took part in faxing a fax to Rice trying to say that she faxed Rice "Motion to Dismiss" Judge Greer when she had only faxed him affidavits of caregivers who had come forward with information of Michaels criminal acts and intentions, etc. There is much more. Greer is a lier, he never gave Terri a chance and he deserves to be suspended by Jeb under this law:

112.52 Removal of a public official when a method is not otherwise
provided.--

(1) When a method for removal from office is not otherwise provided
by the State Constitution or by law, the Governor may by executive
order suspend from office an elected or appointed public official,
by whatever title known, who is indicted or informed against for
commission of any felony, or for any misdemeanor arising directly
out of his or her official conduct or duties, and may fill the
office by appointment for the period of suspension, not to extend
beyond the term.

(2) During the period of the suspension, the public official shall
not perform any official act, duty, or function or receive any pay,
allowance, emolument, or privilege of office.

(3) If convicted, the public official may be removed from office by
executive order of the Governor. For the purpose of this section,
any person who pleads guilty or nolo contendere or who is found
guilty shall be deemed to have been convicted, notwithstanding the
suspension of sentence or the withholding of adjudication. (4) If
the public official is acquitted or found not guilty, or the
charges are otherwise dismissed, the Governor shall by executive
order revoke the suspension; and the public official shall be
entitled to full back pay and such other emoluments or allowances
to which he or she would have been entitled had he or she not been
suspended.

History.--s. 1, ch. 80-333; s. 720, ch. 95-147.]

[jmc813]

Translation: you don't have any real misdeeds to report, merely the fact that you dislike his rulings.

PLEASE tell me you're not siding with Schiavo on this. Please.