Appeals Court Turns Down Tube Reinsertion.

krause

maybe we should court appoint your little darling to stop giving you your
meds,, hmmmm but that might make your post even more unbelievable and at
this point they are hard enough to swallow.

Ya,, I wonder if Bush would sign that one, he may sign it so that the long
term strategy is what is best. So it may get worse before it gets better.
Moral of the story krause, it is better without you than it is with you
here.

But that is the story of your life krause, your 3 children ran from you
promising never to associate with you again AS YOU SAID YOURSELF, and your
first 2 wives the same not to mention ma and pa.

Sucks to be you krause.










"HKrause" <Harry.Krause DeleteThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
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 > Appeals panel won't order Schiavo fed
 > Parents had sought to restore feeding tube after lower court setback
 >
 >
 > ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- A three-judge panel of the 11th U.S. Circuit
 > Court of Appeals early Wednesday declined to order the reinsertion of
 > Terri Schiavo's feeding tube.
 >
 > The vote was 2 to 1.
 >
 > The brain-damaged woman's parents, Bob and Mary Schindler, had filed with
 > the appeals court Tuesday, after U.S. District Court Judge James
 > Whittemore in Tampa, Florida, decided not to grant a temporary restraining
 > order that would allow reinstatement of the tube.
 >
 > The tube has provided the 41-year-old woman with water and nutrients since
 > 1990. She is being cared for at a Florida hospice.
 >
 > After the appeals court ruling, a lawyer for the Schindlers said they
 > would continue their fight, The Associated Press reported.
 >
 > "The Schindlers will be filing an appropriate appeal to save their
 > daughter's life," Rex Sparklin, an attorney with the law firm representing
 > the parents, told the AP.
 >
 > In issuing their majority opinion, 11th Circuit Judges Ed Carnes and Frank
 > Hull said:
 >
 > "We agree that the plaintiffs have failed to demonstrate a substantial
 > case on the merits of any of their claims. We also conclude that the
 > district court's carefully thought out decision to deny temporary relief
 > in these circumstances is not an abuse of discretion."
 >
 > Judge Charles Wilson, who said he "strongly dissented" from the majority
 > opinion, said refusing the parents' appeal "frustrates Congress' intent,
 > which is to maintain the status quo by keeping Theresa Schiavo alive until
 > the federal courts have a new and adequate opportunity to consider the
 > constitutional issues raised by plaintiffs."
 >
 > Continuing, Wilson said, the whole point of a law passed early Monday by
 > Congress was to "give the federal courts an opportunity to consider the
 > merits of plaintiffs' constitutional claims with a fresh set of eyes."
 >
 > Schiavo's feeding tube was removed Friday on the order of Pinellas Circuit
 > Judge George Greer, a Florida judge who ruled that he had no jurisdiction
 > in the case. He said judicial doctrine bars losing parties from using
 > federal courts to appeal state court decisions.
 >
 > Both sides in the case -- the Schindlers, and Schiavo's husband,
 > Michael -- filed documents Tuesday with the appellate court in Atlanta.
 >
 > "While time is of the essence here, there remains adequate time for this
 > court to conduct an expedited and deliberate review," Michael Schiavo's
 > filing said.
 >
 > His lawyers also asked that if the appeals court ordered reinsertion, it
 > also grant an automatic stay of eight hours so that Michael Schiavo could
 > seek a review with the U.S. Supreme Court.
 >
 > Attorney George Felos, representing the husband, told reporters that his
 > client is by his wife's side, saying, "That's where he'll remain until she
 > dies." He said Michael Schiavo also has given the Schindlers the right to
 > visit the hospice in Pinellas Park, Florida.
 >
 > President Bush has expressed support for the Schindlers' fight, signing
 > legislation allowing the case to be reviewed by federal courts. (
 > White House press secretary Scott McClellan said the Bush administration
 > would have preferred a "different ruling" than Whittemore's decision.
 >
 > McClellan said the administration hoped the Schindlers find relief in the
 > appeals process.
 >
 > The Justice Department late Tuesday filed documents in the appeals court
 > supporting the Schindlers' effort to have the feeding tube reinserted
 > while the legal battle plays out.
 >
 > "Unless preliminary relief is immediately issued, there will be
 > significant and irreversible injury: Theresa Schiavo will die," the
 > document declared.
 >
 > The 10-page "statement of interest" that was filed with the appeals court
 > was nearly identical to one rejected by Whittemore.
 >
 > In the new filing, now rejected by the appeals court panel, the government
 > offered to submit a separate legal brief addressing the constitutionality
 > of the law passed by Congress.
 >
 > Reached in Tallahassee, Florida, Randall Terry -- an anti-abortion
 > activist and spokesman for the Schindlers -- said the parents were
 > "devastated" by the appeals panel's ruling.
 >
 > - - -
 >
 > One of the saddest aspects of this whole sorrowful mess is the reemergence
 > of the terrorist Randall Terry, who has his own agenda and is using the
 > woman's family to further it, as are most of the rest of the
 > pseudo-Christian righties.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->