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Attorney General of the state of Florida, Charlie Crist, files Amicus Curiae on the constitutionality of Florida's statues 765.

http://terrisfight.org/downloads/ag100303.pdf
1,058 posted on 10/03/2003 6:00:44 PM PDT by phenn (http://www.terrisfight.org)
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So, this means that he is entering the case, right? On Schiavo's side? I'm trying hard to remain positive, but after reading it, it seems like there is only a little hope left. It does seem that the AG may have given Anderson something to argue for in future proceedings (near the end). Am I correct in my assessment? These legal papers are difficult for me to decipher.

Extra prayers for Terri and her family!!!
1,059 posted on 10/03/2003 7:14:45 PM PDT by Ohioan from Florida
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So now Charles Crist (and presumably Bush as well?) is siding with Greer and the state against the Schindlers? Is that what is happening? Some earlier predicted that this would happen and would accelerate defeat for the forces of decency and "compassion."

What about Crist? Is he not what he has long claimed to be? How can a "prolife" attorney general argue for this law, particularly when the rights of the disabled person have been trampled on for the whole 13 years?

Even if Crist is bound to uphold the law, he could argue "for the law" but say the law had not been followed in this case.

I am afraid though that Crist will be of ZERO help in this matter. Another blow to the Schindlers, who never seem to get much "good news."
1,065 posted on 10/03/2003 9:59:15 PM PDT by Theodore R.
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