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Subject: Judge: Terri Schiavo's Husband Can Be Deposed In
Guardianship Battle + Michael Files Papers In Terri's Law Case +
numerous other articles


Terri Schiavo attorney cites SBC resolution in legal motion
Published July 29, 2004

CLEARWATER (FBW) - Citing Terri Schiavo's right to freely exercise
her religious faith, her parents' lawyer July 20 added a new twist to
the case by arguing that removing the 40-year-old disabled woman's
feeding tube would be in direct violation of her religious beliefs.

http://www.floridabaptistwitness.com/2883.article



Palliative Care for Elderly, Disabled, Worse Since Assisted Suicide
Legalized
July 28, 2004

Portland, OR (LifeNews.com) -- Despite claims by assisted-suicide
advocates that pain management for dying patients would improve after
the practice was legalized in Oregon, a new study has found that
palliative care for dying patients has gotten worse.

http://www.lifenews.com/bio406.html



Judge: Terri Schiavo's Husband Can be Deposed in Guardianship Battle

July 27, 2004

Clearwater, FL (LifeNews.com) -- A local judge has ruled that
attorneys for Terri's Schiavo's parents can depose her estranged
husband Michael. The decision means Michael must answer questions
under oath in the first deposition since 1999.

(Note: I wonder if Michael will take the Fifth?)



Terri Schiavo's Estranged Husband Files Papers in Terri's Law Case

July 26, 2004


Tallahassee, FL (LifeNews.com) -- Lawyers for Terri Schiavo's
estranged husband Michael have filed papers in his effort to overturn
Terri's Law, the measure that allowed Florida Governor Jeb Bush to
prevent Terri from being starved to death. Pat Anderson, the attorney
for Terri's parents, tells LifeNews.com that the legal brief
is "inflammatory."


Terri Schiavo Case: UPDATE - WPVI
High Court to Hear Schiavo Case - Family News In Focus
Right-to-Die Statute Is Before Florida Justices - Los Angeles Times
(subscription)
Tallahassee Democrat - Philadelphia Inquirer (subscription) - all 137
related »



Terri Schiavo's Parents Say Killing Her Would Violate Her Catholic
Beliefs

July 22, 2004

Clearwater, FL (LifeNews.com) -- An attorney who represents Terri
Schiavo's parents is trying a new legal approach in the battle to
save the disabled woman from being euthanized by her estranged
husband. Bob and Mary Schindler say Terri would not want to die
because it violates her Catholic religious beliefs.

Withdrawing Food and Fluids Would Violate Terri Schiavo's Catholic ...
Lifesite, Canada - Jul 21, 2004
CLEARWATER, FL, July 21, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Attorney Patricia
Anderson, representing the parents of Terri Schindler-Schiavo, has
filed a motion in the ...

Schiavo's parents say Pope's speech supports keeping her alive
WJXX, FL - Jul 21, 2004
... to nutrition and health care, an attorney for Bob and Mary
Schindler filed a court motion asking a state judge to end efforts by
Terri Schiavo's husband to end ...


Schindlers Use Papal Decree In Schiavo Case
Tampa Tribune, FL - Jul 20, 2004
CLEARWATER - A judge should reconsider Terri Schiavo's wishes in
light of a recent pronouncement by Pope John Paul II, her spiritual
leader, the brain-damaged ...



If in doubt, presume life over death
Wilson County News, TX - Jul 20, 2004
... and Mary Schindler were recently banned by their son-in-law,
Michael Schiavo, from seeing their cognitively disabled daughter,
Terri Schiavo, now confined to a ...




Schiavo's parents challenge decision
Bradenton Herald, FL - Jul 16, 2004
... Robert and Mary Schindler and the American Center for Law and
Justice argue the state law passed in October aimed at keeping Terri
Schiavo alive is ...






Terri Schiavo's Parents File Brief Backing Law Preventing Her
Starvation

July 15, 2004

Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- Prevented from becoming a party in
the lawsuit seeking to overturn Terri's Law, the parents of Terri
Schiavo filed a friend-of-the-court brief on Thursday asking members
of the Florida Supreme Court to declare the law valid that saved
their daughter's life.


ACLJ Filing Brief with Florida Supreme Court in Support of ` ...
Business Wire (press release), CA - Jul 15, 2004
... filing today an amicus brief with the Florida Supreme Court in
defense of "Terri's Law," the emergency Florida legislation that
saved Terri Schiavo, a disabled ...





Hundreds of Patients in Belgium Dead From Euthanasia Since
Legalization
Brussels, Belgium (LifeNews.com) -- Hundreds of people have been put
to death in Belgium as a result of the legalization of euthanasia
there, according to statistics released last week. In all, 400 cases
of euthanasia have been documented in Belgium since the practice was
legalized two years ago.



Folks of brain-disabled woman battle to intervene in suit against ...
WorldNetDaily, OR - Jul 13, 2004
... To deny the parents of Terri Schiavo an opportunity to be
directly ... On May 6, Baird handed Schiavo another victory by ruling
Terri's Law unconstitutional. ...



Disabled Groups File Brief Backing Law That Saved Terri Schiavo

July 13, 2004
Tallahassee, FL (LifeNews.com) -- A group of seventeen disability
rights organizations filed a brief today defending Terri's Law, the
measure passed by the state legislature that allowed Florida Governor
Jeb Bush to save Terri Schiavo's life. The brief urges the Florida
Supreme Court to affirm Terri's right to food and water.



AROUND THE NATION FROM WIRE REPORTS
Roanoke Times, VA - Jul 10, 2004
... The parents of Terri Schiavo filed legal papers Friday appealing
last week's ruling denying them permission to enter the case brought
by their son-in-law ...


President Bush Asks Court to Reconsider Oregon Assisted Suicide Ruling
San Francisco, CA (LifeNews.com) -- President Bush is asking a
federal appeals court to reconsider its decision overturning a Bush
administration ruling that prohibited federally regulated drugs from
being used in assisted suicides in Oregon. Attorney General John
Ashcroft ruled last year that the drugs used in Oregon assisted
suicides can't be used.


ACLJ Asks Florida Appeals Court to Reconsider Decision Denying ...
Business Wire (press release), CA - Jul 9, 2004
... Court of Appeals to reconsider its decision of last week
rejecting a request of Robert and Mary Schindler - the parents of
Terri Schiavo - to intervene ...



Terri Schiavo's Parents Appeal Decision Denying Standing in Key
Lawsuit July 9, 2004
Clearwater, FL (LifeNews.com) -- The parents of Terri Schiavo have
filed an appeal of a local judge's decision denying them standing to
participate in the lawsuit filed by Terri's estranged husband Michael
against Terri's Law. That's the measure that allowed Governor Bush to
save Terri's life.


Right-To-Die Case Woman's Parents May Sue
Miami Herald (subscription), FL - Jul 9, 2004
The parents of Terri Schiavo filed legal papers Friday appealing last
week's ruling denying them permission to enter the case brought by
their son-in-law ...



Terri Schiavo's Parents Rebuffed in Effort to Appoint New Legal
Guardian July 7, 2004
Clearwater, FL (LifeNews.com) -- Bob and Mary Schindler received a
setback in their effort to appoint a new legal guardian for their
daughter, Terri Schiavo. Judge George Greer dismissed a legal motion
that would have required Terri's estranged husband Michael to prove
that his is still qualified to make her medical decisions.




State defends action in Schiavo case
Chicago Tribune (subscription), IL - Jul 7, 2004
... Bush and Florida lawmakers approved the law six days after the
tube had been removed, forcing doctors to reinsert the tube to keep
Terri Schiavo alive.





Arguments filed in Terri Schiavo case
Washington Times, DC - Jul 7, 2004
... Jeb Bush, argued in his brief that a jury is entitled to find out
what Terri Schiavo, who has been on life support for more than a
decade, would want today. ...



Terri Schiavo's Law Defended in Brief From Governor Bush's
Attorneys July 6, 2004

Tallahassee, FL (LifeNews.com) -- Attorneys for Florida Governor Jeb
Bush continued their effort to defend Terri's Law with a brief filed
on Tuesday in preparation for a hearing at the Florida Supreme Court.
The high court will determine whether or not the law is
constitutional or violates the state's constitution.


http://www.lifenews.com/bioethics.html (More older articles re:
Terri are here)



Florida's governor defends special law passed to keep brain ...
WAFF, AL - Jul 6, 2004
Florida's Supreme Court is set to take up the Terri Schiavo (SHY'-
voh) case August 31st, after a lower court struck down the
legislation known as "Terri's Law ...


Terri's Schiavo's parents may not intervene in right-to-die law
CourtTV - Jul 1, 2004
"Terri's Law," passed in October, allowed Gov. Jeb Bush to order the
reinsertion of a feeding tube keeping Terri Schiavo alive. ...


Terri Schiavo's parents excluded from court case
Bradenton Herald, FL - Jul 1, 2004
... Mary Schindler to join the fight over the constitutionality of a
law the Legislature passed last year that authorized the governor to
save Terri Schiavo's life ...


The State In Brief
Orlando Sentinel (subscription), FL - Jul 1, 2004
... and Mary Schindler to join the fight about the constitutionality
of a law the Legislature passed last year authorizing the governor to
save Terri Schiavo's life ...


Bush could learn from his lawyer
St. Petersburg Times, FL - Jun 27, 2004
... Bush is appealing Circuit Judge W. Douglas Baird's decision to
declare unconstitutional the law allowing Bush to keep brain-damaged
Terri Schiavo on a feeding ...