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« The Sick and Injured's Perfect Storm: How will they fair in Euthanasia's Roe v. Wade? | Main | Did Victor Gambone, MD Conspire With George Felos, George Greer, And Suncoast Hospice To Fraudulantly Committ Terri Schiavo To A Facility That It Is Illegal For Her To Be In? » March 9, 2005Judge Rules No Food, Water For Terri Schiavo: Who's next?Topics: Legal affairsLast night while sitting in a Barnes and Noble bookstore with two physician friends, both medical oncologists who see more than their fair share of the pain and suffering of the very sick and dying, the topic of discussion drifted from Theo van Gogh to, you guessed it, Terri Schiavo. Neither could fathom a judge requiring the feeding tube to be removed from anyone that required it and was otherwise in good physical health, but to go further and not allow that person to be fed and hydrated by normal means was, in their exact words, "over the top!" Those words fail to adequately describe what came to my mind this morning when I read the judges order - "no food or water for Terri Schiavo." It's more than over the top, it's judicial homicide! Where is the obstreperous public outcry and the loud exclamations of 'inhumane judicial decree' from the press? It is illegal to starve your dog to death in Florida, but it's okay to starve Terri Schiavo to death. Warning to all the sick and disabled of Florida. We are next! - From the Empire Journal Posted by richard at March 9, 2005 7:25 AM Articles Related to Legal affairs:
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The Empire Journal has posted a correction (Mar. 9). Judge Greer has not yet ruled on whether Terri's parents will be allowed to give her food and water after her tube is disconnected. Posted by: Roz at March 9, 2005 1:01 PM "do justice" I'm praying daily that a lawyer/prosecutor, and or Posted by: kay roberts at March 9, 2005 1:05 PM
Could Terri's parents file a complaint with the local police or prosecutor, or -- ideally -- might the local prosecutor or the Florida attorney general's office throw politics and self-interest out the window and file charges? If this could be pulled off, at least that might be grounds to get him removed from the case. Posted by: James Freeman at March 9, 2005 1:21 PM   Recent Entries
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The article reached with your link "resolve to execute" has a correction posted as of this morning March 9, 2005:
"CORRECTION: Due To Erroneous Information To TEJ
Judge George Greer has not yet ruled on the issue of whether Terri Schiavo will be allowed to be given food and water orally if assisted feeding is removed March. 18. We regret this misinformation."
I think some rulings may be released this afternoon.
Posted by: Teresa at March 9, 2005 11:57 AM