[george wythe]

Where does the case go now - to the Florida Supreme Court? What are the prospects there?

To the appellate court, the Second District Court of Appeals in southwest Florida.

The appellate court has already ruled that Baird did not err when he called the law "presumptively unconstitutional."

Perhaps a technicality might reverse this decision, but most judicial experts had predicted that "Terri's Law" would be found unconstitutional by the trial court, the appellate court, and Florida Supreme Court.

[nickcarraway]

What about Terri's own constitutional rights?

[george wythe]

Two different views on this case:

Findlaw.com

How The Florida Legislature and Governor Have Usurped the Judicial Role in the Schiavo "Right to Die" Case
By MICHAEL C. DORF

weeklystandard.com

The Rule of Terri's Case Strikes Again. Terri's parents are held to the letter of the law; the man who is trying to kill her is given heaping amounts of "judicial discretion."
by Wesley J. Smith