Schiavo v. Schindler (Fla.)—After denying the Schindlers’ motion arguing that starving Terri to death would violate her religious beliefs and be contrary to her wishes as a Catholic, Judge Greer set the date of March 18 for removal of food and water. As the date neared and the state court appeals were all exhausted, efforts …
Schiavo v. Schindler (Florida)—Michael Schiavo seeks court permission to kill his 37-year-old wife, Terri, by withdrawing food. Terri’s parents oppose the motion; several doctors have expressed the opinion that her condition could improve with appropriate treatment, which Michael has refused to allow. After trial court judge ordered her feeding tube removed, Governor Bush and Florida …
Schiavo v. Schindler (Florida)—Michael Schiavo seeks court permission to kill his 37-year-old wife, Terri, by withdrawing food. Terri’s parents oppose the motion; several doctors have expressed the opinion that her condition could improve with appropriate treatment, which Michael has refused to allow. After trial court judge ordered her feeding tube removed, Governor Bush and Florida …
Katie Short Arguing About Slavery: The Great Debate in the United States Congress by William Lee Miller (New York, Knopf, 1997 514 pp, plus appendix and notes) If you ever feel that you need a break from the abortion issue and are looking for something completely different, don’t read this book. Rather than taking your …