Can anything be done about him, in the legal sense? I live in S. Fla, on the east coast (Broward Co.) and don't know much about Pinellas Co. I'm wondering if all of them in the county government there are as corrupt as he is???? I can't believe the amt. of stuff I'm reading about him, and have heard in the past! I signed the petition to get him impeached, and the count was over 15,000 a couple of days ago. It has to be more now, but I'm wondering if it will actually have any impact on him.
One or two people could never pull this off. They needed alot of help. I think of them as a coven.
Somewhere among the bazillion Schiavo threads, there was mention of a Impeach Greer petition.
You may be able to find it by doing a Google search.
Senior citizens in Florida better take note--they could be next on the "Greer diet." If I lived in Florida, I would be walking door to door to get signatures to boot this corrupt, evil piece of human debris out of office.
I would really doubt it. The judge is tight with the county establishment - including prosecutors, so he won't get any heat from the local fuzz. And the state law-enforcement won't go after him, because Jeb will want this whole episode to fade from people's memories fast. If corruption were turned up, and a criminal conspiracy that had connectiosn to Terri's killing, then Jeb would look even worse for having not intervened to save her. No, this pack of sleeping dogs will be allowed to lie, undisturbed
I was remembering this afternoon that I have had an experince with those people in Pinellas. I have a niece that lives in Clearwater and I got a call one day from my sister in Mo asking what I thought about what was going on with the niece. She had been confined to a county mental health facility for a month after her husband complined about a domestic dispute. I called and talked to her and, with her permission, to the head nurse. They were holding her with no diagnosis of mental illness. I said to her that the place must be empty as here they run people through county mental health in three days, usually. She agreed the place was nearly empty.
So I got on the phone and found some state advocate and she got her sprung. A child custody suit ensued with horrendous stories of overreaching family court. Another example of too much government imho.