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honestly, I don't think you'll see him in any jumpsuit. Judges are immune from prosecution for their role as judge. (Their may be some kind of exception, but he cannot be charged with any crimes as far as decisions made "within his discretion.") Unfortunately, the District Court of Appeals have upheld numerous of his decisions, so, that even helps Greer out, if you know what I mean.

However, if there is provable criminal activity.....that would be another story, of course. And I've no doubt there is; I only hope that whatever he's done wrong, criminal or not, is exposed and he's removed from the bench.

It seems peculiar that the courts save rodents,flies, frogs, fish and as I recall, even cock roaches, yet these same judges who play God, can't find the wisdom to save a human life, specifically a Catholic life.

Amazingly, the Supreme Court of the United States holds court under the Ten Commandments, yet refused to hear the case of Terri Schiavo, which seems to be blatant hypocrisy with regard to murder. In the event that the courts permit Terri to die, they condone murder and will be participants in a judicial massacre of a helpless lady.

The world might little note what the courts allow to happen tomorrow, so close to Palm Sunday, but by the following Friday every judge that either permits death by starvation for Terri Schiavo by rulings handed down by them, or equally pernicious behavior by washing their hands of the entire affair will surely be remembered by history of carrying out a dastardly deed reminiscent of that washing of the hands about 2,000 years ago by Pontius Pilate.

Hundreds of thousands of people around the world are praying for Terri's life to be spared, while the courts would rather give us Barabbas in the form of animals and rodents in the wetlands.

The good news is that if everything Christians believe in regarding God (and I do), Terri Schiavo might soon be in heaven, while on the other hand, those who choose to participate in her killing might never get an opportunity to meet her, when she will no longer require assistance from anyone in this world.

Nevertheless, if He watches the sparrows that fall from the air, it is surely true that he is also observing all the Solomons of the U.S. judicial system, while they play out their final pre-Holy Week role as Pontius Pilate.

For those of us who care, the best we can do is pray and for those of us who are Catholic, I might suggest either a rosary or a portion thereof for intervention that the Judge of all judges instills some fear of God in the minds of the judges before it is too, late.