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To: mitchbert
No, that would be considered "domestic violence" under FL law, and the statute of limitations has already expired for that. It would not constitute murder under FL law. So long as the state kills her for him, Schiavo is free!

I wonder if he is really popular in the neighborhood, or do the parents tell their kids to stay away from the Schiavos, a whispering-like campaign?
92 posted on 10/15/2003 10:53:59 AM PDT by Theodore R.
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To: Theodore R.
No, that would be considered "domestic violence" under FL law, and the statute of limitations has already expired for that.

Even if the death is ultimately a result of injuries sustained during the abuse? So if I had a child and beat it up which led to it being grossly injured, then put on some form of life support which is at some point removed and the child died, the worst I could be charged with is child abuse?

Just asking. Apologies for any ignorance showing; I'm niether in Florida nor a lawyer.

102 posted on 10/15/2003 11:02:29 AM PDT by mitchbert (Facts are Stubborn Things)
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