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To: Logos124
The law gives the spouse the legal right to decide whether or not to end the life.

And that right is absolute? There are no circumstances where that legal right is subject to review?

755 posted on 03/23/2005 8:00:57 PM PST by Shethink13
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To: Shethink13
There are no circumstances where that legal right is subject to review?

Yeah it happened in this case, about 20 times or so.

The judges ruled that Terri's wish was that she did not want to live in a PVS.

756 posted on 03/23/2005 8:02:33 PM PST by Jimmyclyde (Dying ain't much of a living boy...)
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To: Shethink13

Of course it is subject to review. Put down the Kool-aid and study the case. It has been reviewed over twenty times by many different judges, they have all reached the same conclusion. Terri Schiavo does not want to be kept alive. You and I may disagree with that decision but its none of our business. If you don't like the law change it, thats how our system works.


761 posted on 03/23/2005 8:13:30 PM PST by Logos124
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