You never know how the power of the power of positive thinking will play out. It gathers its own energy. It may not save Terri but perhaps the next victim will be spared.
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You never know how the power of the power of positive thinking will play out. It gathers its own energy. It may not save Terri but perhaps the next victim will be spared."
Okay, for the sake of argument, how much money are you willing to pay towards her hospital bills?
If that question is not to your liking, just who shall be responsible for maintaining her?
Perhaps I am missing something here, and I don't mean to sound cruel and uncaring, but has the rule of law not been followed?
Seems to me we are a nation of laws.
Perhaps not. Perhaps we are a nation who are ruled by feelings.
Why can't the people petition the court? There appears to be enough doubt about the husband that this should be done.
A grand jury could be easily called to investigate if someone knows the DA down there and there is a local public official that will get involved, you could get a stay while the grand jury investigates.
Judges do not have ultimate power, there are constitional checks just in case a judge is mentally incapacitated or has shown themselves incapable of honestly or fairly doing their job. Is there a legal beagle out there with some pointers on some different ways to tackle this?