To: TheSpottedOwl
None of that matters because of the blinkin-blankety-blank statute of stupid limitations. I think this is definitely a time when the statute should be declared unapplicable.
826 posted on
09/02/2003 2:16:19 PM PDT by
kimmie7
(God still moves mountains -- and the mountain of the day is in Florida!!! Pray for Terri.)
To: kimmie7
Statute of limitations? How does that apply to this situation? I'm not up on legal stuff : (
One thing I know...there is no statute of limitations for murder.
829 posted on
09/02/2003 2:22:43 PM PDT by
TheSpottedOwl
(This cow is independently owned and operated)
To: kimmie7
The exit protocol should be declared UNCONSTITUTIONAL. Please tell this to Terri's team. The Florida Statute on exit protocols does not have any safeguards in it to protect the disabled. It's here. You probably read it from the Fla Supreme's denial. It looks like a convenient way to sanction battering and then the batterer declares the victim's wishes to die so he doesn't have to kill his wife by his own hand. Hospice takes care of the unpleasantries. THIS IS SO UNCONSTITUTIONAL. This should be approached from that angle.
872 posted on
09/02/2003 3:21:45 PM PDT by
floriduh voter
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