[Republic]

Baird said Terri Schiavo's right not to be kept alive artificially was successfully defended by her husband in state courts, and any delays in removing the feeding tube so she can die are violating her constitutional right to privacy.

"The deprivation of this right is immediate, ongoing and presumptively unconstitutional," Baird said from the bench.

Oh yeah. This judge needs to be removed immediately. This is a bias, publically proclaimed, that negates his ability to fairly hear any related court business regarding Terri. His right to die excludes Terri's right to live, right to have a highly suspicious guardian's actions investigated, right to rehabilitation and joy, and right to liberty.

MS has successfully destroyed Terri'r right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness....everything resting on hearsay, hearsay accepted by the courts.

It is time to investigate MS.

[msmagoo]

Yeah!

Since when did the right to murder someone under the guise of a right to privacy outweigh the victim's right to life?

Last time I looked, there is no 'right to privacy' when a crime is being perpetrated, or suspected of being perpetrated.

[Orlando]

I agree with you 100%, and we all should be informing
the Florida Supreme Court Judges of all these crimes.

The people have spoken,, the Florida House of Rep's had spoken, the Florida Senate had spoken, the Governor of Florida had spoken, The Florida Atty General had spoken,
now it's time for the FLORIDA SUPREME COURT JUDGES to Support the people demands.....or be voted OUT !!! in November of 2004....

This way, Gov. Bush can apoint NEW JUDGES to the Florida Supreme Courts....and clean house.