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To: ConservFlguy
Most states require written living wills, for good reason. They are no harder to do oneself than an ordinary will and no lawyer is needed, only a notary. The reason Schiavo's claimed recollection of Terri's wishes prevailed under FloriDUH law is that nobody could testify to the contrary... even if he lied, how do you prove a negative? This is far, far too weak a moral reed to support such a grave decision.
17 posted on 10/21/2003 10:33:26 AM PDT by The Red Zone
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To: The Red Zone
It must be Florida law that says Schiavo's claim is indisputable? Otherwise, couldn't you prove she wished to live or prove that she changed her mind and wants to live now via witnesses?
20 posted on 10/21/2003 10:41:27 AM PDT by muskogee
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To: The Red Zone
see post 21 there was a guardian ad litem...
40 posted on 10/21/2003 11:47:44 AM PDT by tutstar
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