[EternalVigilance]

I've read them. They are legal opinions solicited by the Schindlers. The state attorney general and the Governor's counsel most likely disagree with those opinions, and they carry a great deal more weight. Sorry. Life sucks sometimes. Your argument is with the Florida Legislature.

Actually, you're wrong. They weren't solicited by the Schindlers. Were they glad they were written? Certainly. But there are many others that have an interest in this case.

Too late for the legislature to have any impact. This is up to the Governor, and quite possibly to the DOJ.

[Poohbah]

Actually, you're wrong. They weren't solicited by the Schindlers. Were they glad they were written? Certainly. But there are many others that have an interest in this case.

Right. And they have no more weight than any other outsider with an interest in the outcome of the case.

Too late for the legislature to have any impact. This is up to the Governor, and quite possibly to the DOJ.

Amazing how FReepers can argue for limited government and state sovereignty until either (a) the cows come home, or (b) they don't like the result...and then they demand expansive government.