[floriduh voter]

The beauty of there being a Motion to Disqualify goes back to the title selected by Ragtime Cowgirl for this thread. i.e. Complain About Judge Greer. She hit the nail on the head.

I vote for disqualification and disbarment from the Florida Bar and any other Bar that he belongs to. If you pass the bar exam and pay the fees, an attorney can belong to multiple state bars.

The guardianship probate section of Pinellas County NEEDS A REGIME CHANGE. FV

[windchime]

FV, did you read the SPTimes article on the Medicaid fraud investigation being ramped up by AG Crist? I wondered if it might be related to this case as in 'pressure applied'.

http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/sptimes/index.html?ts=1063133364

[iowamomforfreedom]

The beauty of there being a Motion to Disqualify goes back to the title selected by Ragtime Cowgirl for this thread. i.e. Complain About Judge Greer. She hit the nail on the head.

Exactly. Felos and Michael Schiavo are scum (IMHO), but the judge's duty is to be sure there is a fair hearing. He has failed miserably - and to anyone that has read the facts of this case this is undeniable (again, IMHO).

[syriacus]

CNN TALKBACK LIVE Ending Life Support: Who Decides? Aired May 30, 2001 - 15:00   ET seems to say that Schiavo's testimony, that Terri would not want care, should not be allowed because he has a financial stake in the "case."

BATTISTA: How does anybody know whether a husband and wife has had that sort of discussion [about what type of care Terri would want]? There usually is never a witness to that.

ECKERT: Well, let me explain this to you. If an attorney had represented her, they would have objected to that testimony, because it comes under what's called a well-known law called the Dead Man's Statute.

You can't testify about what a dead person or incompetent person testifies to if you have financial stake. The financial stake in this case was $700,000. His second girlfriend, Ms. Shook, who they did take the deposition of, says he kept asking her what to do. He never said, "Terri, this or that," but it was all in a life context.

Should the Judge have disallowed that testimony?