To: longtermmemmory
In his order, Demers said Wolfson should stop work if Terri's Law is found to be unconstitutional. I read this to say that the Legislature's action, as well as the Governor's, have actually interfered in the Schiavo case. If the law is proven unconstitutional, doesn't this then mean that all of the actions by the legislature and executive of Florida become null and void, Wolfson is removed, and we are back to the point where the feeding tube is removed?
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11/01/2003 7:43:06 AM PST by
Pan_Yans Wife
(You may forget the one with whom you have laughed, but never the one with whom you have wept.)
To: Pan_Yans Wife
Which is what I believe this judge is setting up.
This judge was basically slapped in the face and his authority limited by a change in law. (enacting laws is what the legislature is supposed to do.)
I believe the judges limitation of the attorney ad litem is an appealable issue. An attorney is supposed to be a zelous advocate, this judge may have made this attorney an advocate in name only. No teeth to do anything.
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