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To: antiRepublicrat
I don't know.

Not good enough where life and death is concerned. Florida has laws concerning guardians and what "may be a conflict of interest". A person can not be appointed a guardian if they "may have a conflcit of interest". It follows that an appointed guardian with a conflcit of interest should be removed. The Florida Court of Appeals acknowledges that MS has a "conflcit of interest".

What is the remedy if the state comes into your house and removes your weapons absent cause if the State Supreme Court rules it lawful?

432 posted on 03/22/2005 7:03:21 AM PST by jwalsh07
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To: jwalsh07
From the federal judge's ruling:
Court cannot envision more effective advocates than her parents and their able counsel. Plaintiffs have not shown how an additional lawyer appointed by the court could have reduced the risk of erroneous rulings....

[T]he court concludes that Theresa Schiavo's life and liberty interests were adequately protected by the extensive process provided in the state courts. Defendant Michael Schiavo and Plaintiffs, assisted by counsel, thoroughly advocated their competing perspectives on Theresa Schiavo's wishes. Another lawyer appointed by the court could not have offered more protection of Theresa Schiavo's interests.


434 posted on 03/22/2005 7:48:10 AM PST by antiRepublicrat
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