Judge George Greer: Tyrant on the Bench

If there is a case, I suspect that the attorney would have to find a venue other than Pinellas County, which appears to be infested with a "good ol' boy" network.

I think, most of all, people need to vote and they need to be informed and responsible when they do vote. Each vote can make a difference in whether a person such as this Greer takes authority over these United States. If we the people vote carefully for righteous leaders people such as Greer won't get the chance to murder helpless women at the mercy of abusive husbands.

Thank you for the thoughtful and assuredly informative reply. I generally concur with you, except on the President, Congress, the Florida governor, and the Florida legislature somehow overturning probate judge Greer.

There is no indication the constituent parts of these bodies would have in such an action maintained a consensus by themselves, or within their disparate make-up in the case of Congress and the Legislature.

The probability, in fact, is that the opposing politicians would have worked to bring about a worsening situation which would have led to a major Constitutional/Legislative imbroglio which would have ultimately tied up the nation itself for an indefinite period.

Greer is indeed only a Probate Judge, and a poor excuse for even that. Yet he could have been elevated to a level of national equivalency with the President, the Congress and the corresponding Florida officals in such a confrontation.

And Greer would have likely received support from the Federal District Courts.

We have been in a war since 9/11; there can be no trade-off situation between this single case and keeping the nation focused on defense of the nation and the winning of the war on terror. Anything else would play straight-away into the hands of our enemies.

Judge Greer has been exposed as have Michael S. and atty Felos. I would term their relationship a criminal conspiracy.

Greer, it appears, declined to intervene in the case because a review of the case would have obviously exposed his outrageous handling of it from the outset along with the myriad conflicts of interest.

Michael S. rightfully should be charged with, and indicted for, homicide.

This case is just beginning. The remedies you cited will come about partly because of this case. The sadness in us all is for Terri Schiavo and her parents and siblings.

The measures taken for them by Congress, the President, and Gov. Bush have been in truth extraordinary; and those by the governor on the previous occasions had given her a reprieve from her executioners.

Those of us who have felt much Christian love for this family know that Terri Schiavo's death is not the end of her life.