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This is from Florida, too. This time, we hear how open Judge Whittemore is to TV in the courtroom. I am glad he must have changed after his letting poor Terri twist in the wind. He sure didn't let us into his hallowed courtroom when deciding to dawdle on her case as her life was in balance.

I think he was frankly Terri-fied at us meanies.

The weekend session focused on practical and personal issues the judges faced in handling the controversies. U.S. District Judge James Whittemore, who turned down requests to block the removal of a feeding tube from the brain-damaged Florida woman Terri Schiavo, said he presided at televised trials while a state judge and never encountered problems.

Some judges open to cameras in courtroom

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Thread by wagglebee on Swiss euthanasia...

MUNICH, February 12, 2007 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A Swiss Euthanasia group which runs a centre in Zurich which boasts of having killed - or as they put it, facilitated "assisted suicides" - of 700 people since 1998, has taken out a full-page ad in a German newspaper slamming Pope Benedict XVI and Pope John Paul II. The attack comes as no surprise to opponents of euthanasia who suggest that anti-Catholicism is rife within the ranks of euthanasia advocates.

The ad by Dignitas appeared in the weekend edition of Munich's Sueddeutsche Zeitung, accusing the Popes of responsibility for the deaths of millions of AIDS victims in Africa and Asia due to the Church's "anti-condom policy".

Euthanasia Activists Attack the Catholic Church in German Newspaper Ad

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