Greer's strange decisions, such as forbidding testimony from Terri's own brother and friends -- while allowing last-minute, unscheduled testimony from such un-deposed witnesses as Schiavo's brother and sister-in-law, is troubling.
And that Greer then pronounced the testimony of such dubious witnesses "clear and convincing" is completely baffling.
Something stinks with Greer. Perhaps it's a strong bias in favor of euthanasia. Or perhaps Felos does have something on him.
The fact that higher courts refused to hear the case, I suspect has less to do with the merits of the Schindlers' case than with judges being reluctant to take jurisdiction away from a crony judge.