[Cboldt]

but clearly the court followed the Florida statues and their is no judicial activism

There is always a fact pattern behind a statute. I can't be conviceted of speeding just because there is a speeding statute. There has to be evidence that I acted in such a way as to break the statute.

The FL statutory scheme for protection of incapacitated patients also has a fact pattern in the Schiavo case. IMO, Greer wrongly found that the patient wished to die, And when the facts are found wrong, the legal wheels don't care.

Just as though some cop said I was driving 110 MPH northbound on I-95, when in fact I wasn't. Nothing the accused can do. In Terri's case, nothing the patient can do.

You go ahead and defend this on legal grounds. Obviously, you are a smart person, and a very capable advocate.

[txradioguy]

"Just as though some cop said I was driving 110 MPH northbound on I-95, when in fact I wasn't. Nothing the accused can do."

Ummm ever heard of hiring a lawyer and fighting the ticket?

[Destro]

Thanks.