Former Adviser Presses Gov. Bush to Launch Criminal Investigation to Save Schiavo

NewsMax ^ | 3/26/05 | Dave Eberhart

[wagglebee]

Time is running out and this may be the only avenue left and I believe that Jeb Bush has both the authority and moral obligation to act.

[GregB]

Does he play the fiddle!!!!

[Uri’el-2012]

Jeb Bush has both the authority and moral obligation to act.

Amen to that!

B'shem Y'shua
chuck

[Diogenesis]

The medical records go with the patient/victim.

Ain't gonna happen. Judge Greer has the cremation and destruction of records on standby.

[Enterprise]

If nothing else, Governor Bush should start assembling a State Grand Jury for an exhaustive indepth investigation. Further, he needs to order that the body be seized upon her death and be given a thorough autopsy. Yes I know, it would be a bit late to seize her body AFTER she dies, but he has to take a stand SOMEWHERE.

[wagglebee]

The two letters dated October 15th and 16th point to the constitutional authority of Governor Bush to order the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to investigate violations of criminal laws.

I believe he can seize the records AND the victim and possibly even advise Greer that he is a material witness in a criminal investigation.

[Diogenesis]

The US Congress tried that, and Murderer-Judge Greer micturated on the subpoena.

[winchester73]

Jeb and George Bush have done all they can do legally. Terri's suffering wrenches my gut as much as it does yours but we must follow the rule of law and abide by these worthless judges decisions no matter how unjust their decisions are.

[unspun]

BUMP

[kingattax]

its ridiculous to allow a punk state judge like greer who DISOBEYED the law that congress recently passed by NOT holding a new review of evidence in this case to INTIMIDATE the chief executive of the whole damn state !!!!!

COME ON JEB....these judges have to be stopped from their arrogant NONSENSE

[Earthdweller]

Thank you.

[unspun]

By the principle of probable cause, Governor Bush can and must act.

[Diogenesis]

You would have sucked up to King George, too.

Hancock, Washington and the others were right. But then the yound never learn about them anymore.

[A CA Guy]

Where in the law would that be so?

He said he was looking for anything in the law that would give him the authority.

[SE Mom]

Over here...

[Ben Chad]

we must follow the rule of law and abide by these worthless judges decisions no matter how unjust their decisions are.

Did you proof-read your post? Did you forget /sarc at the end?

[yldstrk]

You are obviously salivating at the prospect of the death of an innocent woman.

[wagglebee]

If Jeb Bush could find a way to make Judge Greer a party to a criminal investigation, he could be completely removed from the case and detained if necessary.

[NorCalRepub]

you are correct.......it would seem that some FReepers feel they know the law better than the Pres. and Gov combinded with all their butt kissing attorneys.......even if Jeb used that little law to take control of Terri at the Hospice, which the court said he could not, it does not permit him to "remove" her from there or it is assault and battery.......not my opinion.........that of the legal scholars pontificating on that specific law........as much as some would hate to admit it.......I sadly think the "jig is up"...........

[yldstrk]

Give me one good reason why we "must follow the rule of law and abide by these worthless judges decisions no matter how unjust their decisions are."-as you say, Ever heard about the duty to disobey an illegal order?