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To: lugsoul
As if you cared about facts.

Just on this thread, we've had people state that Terri didn't have a trial..

She never did have a trial, in the only sense that matters...the sense of the Fifth Amendment and Article One, Section Two of the FL constitution.

Which capital crime did Terri commit? When was she charged? Which attorney or attorneys represented her? When did a jury of her peers convict her of the same?

Since when do county probate judges have the power to issue death warrants?

Additionally, it must be said that this innocent woman also was killed by cruel and unusual means, which is also blatantly unconstitutional.

I'll check back in tonight to see your lack of a coherent response...

436 posted on 04/06/2005 3:02:23 PM PDT by EternalVigilance ("I thirst.")
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To: EternalVigilance
First, the Fifth Amendment has nothing whatsoever to do with a civil guardianship action in state court.

Second, if you are concerned with the lack of a jury trial, you may need to consider why one wasn't demanded. That's all it takes - a demand. The first time, though. You can't waive it and then change your mind after the trial.

Third, you still have not responded to my post. Terri had three guardians ad litem, whose sole charge was to represent Terri's interests. Why do you ignore their service by claiming that she had no one representing her?

438 posted on 04/06/2005 3:06:05 PM PDT by lugsoul (Wild Turkey)
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To: EternalVigilance
Nice new poll up:


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Free Republic Opinion Poll: Was it wrong to kill Terri Schiavo?

Composite Opinion
Yes 85.7% 2,568
No 8.7% 260
Pass 3.6% 109
Undecided 2.0% 61
100.0% 2,998
Member Opinion
Yes 86.9% 2,027
No 6.7% 157
Pass 4.2% 98
Undecided 2.1% 50
99.9% 2,332
Non-Member Opinion
Yes 81.2% 541
No 15.5% 103
Undecided 1.7% 11
Pass 1.7% 11
100.1% 666

442 posted on 04/06/2005 3:21:03 PM PDT by k2blader (If suicide is immoral, then helping it happen, regardless of motivation, is also immoral.)
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