It's really quite elegant -- makes the case for constitutionality of the legislature's actions quite nicely. Two points I found interesting:
1) The power of the court to make life or death decisions in cases like this is NOT stautory. Rather, it was set out IN DICTA (lawyerspeak for "an aside in a court decision, which generally doesn't have the effect of law") in the Browning decision. (yes, that's the same Browning)
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2) Subsequent to the Browning decision, FL statues were revised to provide for the GUARDIAN to make life/death decisions. But in Terri's case, the decision HAS NOT BEEN MADE by the guardian -- instead, it has been made by JUDGE GREER, pursuant to the dicta in Browning. And this violates the express provisions of the current FL statutes..