You are right. This is so ridiculous it's not funny. There are no complexities here, none whatsoever. Terri's "husband" wants her dead and Terri's immediate family does not. That's it. Case closed.
The judges(lawyers) that have so far been involved with this case have either been "pro euthanasia" and/or Clinton appointees. You have 3-4 people "voting" on such an explosive issue. I know you can't have a general election over this but at the very least there should be an attempt to provide "level plaing field".
In brief, I heard Hannity a bit earlier. He had two nurses that cared for her.
Both nurses were pressured by Terri's husband to NOT CARE FOR HER.
I also heard rather reputable doctors that went in and said Terri was responsive.
So with that on the plate, how the hell can a court giver her the death penalty?
They should have just sentenced her to death officially, so the court of appeals could give her 15 future court reviews and another 20 years of life before her execution.