[FITZ]

Tell the court #1 how you have provided good medical care for her,

I hope they make him prove that every last cent of the $700,000 that was given to provide care for Terri actually went to provide her care ---- I guess he was free to do what he wished with $300,000 ----but if he owes Terri, he needs to pay up. I wonder if stealing from the one you are guardian over is a crime?

[sweetliberty]

Problem with that is that Greer gave him the okay to spend money he was awarded for Terri's care to pay his attorneys, who then tried to have her put down to death. I don't know if Greer knew that is what the legal fees were going to go to though. It might have been that the approval was given for payment of legal fees based on costs incurred as a result of the initial lawsuit. I'm not sure when that ruling was given, so to give Greer the benefit of the doubt, it could be that he didn't know that Shiavo would use the ruling as an okay to hire a contract killer the euthanasiac death brigade to have her terminated.

[Aliska]

The way I read it, he gets a pass on financial accounting and must only respond to care/therapy and having a conflict of interest.

The court doesn't seem to want to consider where the money went and for what. Spending her money on a lawyer to have her put to death doesn't seem to be under consideration, nor do some of the other points.

This makes it much easier for the respondent, especially since the peitioners don't have access to all the medical records and don't really know for certain what has or has not been done.

Terri has been provided at least minimal care, so things could get a little murky imo.

All they need to do is weasel out of that and the family is back to square one legally unless something comes through with the other groups looking into things.