To: pc93
"Floridas Evidence Code may soon be modified in such a way that hearsay testimony (of an incapacitated persons oral declarations) from potentially conflicted guardians, beneficiaries or heirs at law could become admissible in a court of law. " I don't get it. The courts are doing it already. Heads I win, tails you lose?
498 posted on
02/06/2005 2:41:17 PM PST by
bjs1779
("I fed Terri small mouthfuls of Jello, which she swallowed and enjoyed immensely" Cna H.Law 1997)
To: bjs1779
hearsay testimony
This means that the FL courts will accept hearsay testimony if the judge agrees with the "testimony" being presented, right? The Huns had Atilla, the Austrians Hitler, and the Soviets, Lenin and Stalin. But FL can compete too with its George W. Greer, Douglas Baird, and Judge Demers.
To: bjs1779; All
"Floridas Evidence Code may soon be modified in such a way that hearsay testimony (of an incapacitated persons oral declarations) from potentially conflicted guardians, beneficiaries or heirs at law could become admissible in a court of law. "
"I don't get it. The courts are doing it already. Heads I win, tails you lose?"
Court mandated euthanasia as state policy is in the cards. It's a CYA move for the judges, and a preemptive action to eliminate one grounds for appeal in the future.
NOTE TO TERRI'S FREEPERS: Need to find out any connections between whoever introduced/sponsored this and the Pinellas judges, Felos & Co., hospice, etc. Need to find out if Felos or associates are lobbying for this like with the feeding tube provision of 1999.
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