[mtbopfuyn]

Dementors, in their usual black robes, disguised as FL Supremes.

[mtbopfuyn]

Thank you, IC, for truthfully stating Terri's condition.

[Bigh4u2]

"especially their belief that our courts exist precisely to preserve the rights of individuals, even when doing so is contrary to popular will.”

Easy to see the 'Hillary' influence.

"We are going to take thing from you for the common good!"

WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT!

[spodefly]

“The continuing vitality of our system of separation of powers precludes the other two branches from nullifying the judicial branch’s final orders.” Doing so would lead to the judiciary’s subordination “to the final directive of the other branches.”

Those other branches being the elected representatives of the people. Judges can't be Black Robed Tyrants if they are subordinate to the will of the people.

[Cboldt]

http://www.flcourts.org/pubinfo/summaries/briefs/04/04-925/Filed_09-23-2004_Opinion.pdf
http://www.flcourts.org/pubinfo/schiavo/ <-- Links here

For those who would like to read the Florida Supreme Court's Opinion, instead of assuming the author has it right.

Without reading the article closely, or the opinion, I tend to take the side of the author of the article. Before it's rulings during the 2000 election, I thought the high court of a state was able and willing to follow statutory law and well established legal principles. Wow, was I ever wrong. The Florida Supreme Court is rogue. But the people of Florida permit it.