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To: Lizarde
Did you or anyone hear Hannity last night saying he had talked to lots of constituional lawyers and all said Jeb could not violate the restraining order?

I did not; but I do not understand what that means. Of course he can violate an order. Question is, what are the consequences? Greer gonna issue an arrest warrant?

700 posted on 03/24/2005 4:44:50 AM PST by don-o (Stop Freeploading. Do the right thing and become a Monthly Donor.)
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To: don-o

Greer violated a federal subpoena so what the heck, Bush can violate one of Greer's orders that he had no jurisdiction to issue in the first place. Greer is not in office legally----he failed to qualify. Therefore, he is not a de jure officer. He has never had legal title to the office---one must first be a de jure officer before he can claim to be a de facto officer. Greer BY RULE OF LAW that he loves to tout that he's such a stickler for----does not have and never has had jurisdiciton in the Schiavo case. His death order and all restraining orders and other papers he issues are invalid. WHY WONT THE ATTORNEYS CHALLENGE THE JURISDICTIONAL ISSUE!!!!!!!!!!!!


844 posted on 03/24/2005 5:43:41 AM PST by Scoop 1
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1,779 posted on 03/24/2005 10:22:22 AM PST by mjtobias (Michael et al. aren't trying to starve Terri because she's dying, but because she isn't. - supercat)
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