A temporary ruling reinstating the feeding tube is injunctive relief. In order to make such a ruling, the judge is required to satisfy the standards of Federal law for such relief. Or do you want him just to make it up as he goes, because of the exegencies? Careful what you wish for...
Hmmmm, are you suggesting that federal standards ignore the fact that someone may very well die in the meantime?
Well, yeah.
Exegencies = a person's life. An innocent person, who, by the way is a victim of the vagaries of the legal system.
In my view, she should be safely tucked away in federal custody pending the outcome of the hand of justice.
If the judge sits on this case without a decision untill she dies, then everything is, moot, is that the term?
No person should have that power over an innocent citizen of this country.
And according to my layperson's view of the constitution, Terri has certain rights that the federal government is obliged to protect.