This timeline below names the names of her guardian ad litems. Judge Greer is not among them.
People can disagree about the level of her care, although that Michael became a respiratory therapist and tried even experimental surgery in the early years to cure her speaks of some sort of commitment.
I appreciate your willingness to discuss the issues without resorting to person attacks, btw.
http://www.miami.edu/ethics2/schiavo/timeline.htm
You're welcome.
But I think Greer did act as her guardian early on, before an offical GAL was ever appointed. That's what made the de novo language in the Congressional bill so important, because Whittemore could now take that into consideration. Though he didn't for some strange reason.
The legal niceties are mostly beyond me.
But I do know due process when I see it. And there's a higher standard of evidence required in capital crimes than has been required here.