If you've read all of the court documents (which by the way, aren't
readily available) you would know that a single judge does not have
jurisdiction in multiple courts.

The judge did not know the guy in question before any legal
proceedings or he/she would have been legally required to dismiss
his/herself from the case. Therefore your claim of bias in favor of
the defendant based on his "being a nice guy" are totally baseless.
The judge does not know if he is a nice guy. You are stating that the
judge made the decision to ignore the evidence in question based on
his/her personal feelings for the defendant. In fact, in order for
such "ignoring of evidence" to stand up on appeal, the judge states
why the evidence was discounted. Therefore it is a matter of law why
the evidence was discounted. You stating that the judge was biased in
contradiction to his/her stated reasons, which would be a deriliction
of duty (which I believe was already appealed on and disagreed with)
and possible perjury. The judge can prove his/her reasons, so making
such an accusation is either libel or slander. Since you typed it,
it's libel.

The doctors who disagreed with the diagnosis did not personally
examine her for an extended period of time-- many of them saw an
edited video tape prepared by the family. The one guy who did disagree
after having examined her in person very briefly had previously
written articles claiming that her condition does not exist. He was
already biased before he saw her and he is considered a crackpot in
the medical community.

Your experience with similar issues has great standing in this case.
You are extremely biased against the person who repeatedly won legal
judgements in this case. It doesn't matter to you how many judges
agree with him or how many people supported his decision (more than
half of this country) or how many doctors agree upon the diagnosis.
All you care about is that there are legally unfounded accusations
against him that may not have any bearing on the case whatsoever.

That's your bias. And it's completely obvious that it's your bias and
that you have personal issues with the accusation that make you tend
to believe that they are true by default.

As someone who also has personally issues involved with some aspects
of this case, I do not want you representing me, and that is what you
are pretending to do. You are biassed and irrational about the case,
and not having been in this particular forum when previous discussions
happened does not mean that I am uninformed.

And the remark about religious beliefs is completely relevant too. I
know a ton of people who change their religious beliefs and either do
not inform their parents or have their parents fail to respect their
change in religious beliefs. The parents and siblings specifically
said that their family's religious beliefs do not support her husbands
claims that she would not want to be kept alive artificially. She
never talked to them about her wishes. With her family's strong
religious beliefs, I doubt that she would have told them if she did
not follow that same beliefs that they did. The reason that a husband
has the authority to make these decisions instead of the family is
that people are more honest with their spouses than with their
parents.

It honestly doesn't matter if you think she did or did not want to die
the way that she did. Let the poor woman rest in peace already.
-- 
"You can't destroy EVERYthing. Where would you sit?" The Tick

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