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Date Posted: 13:57:26 03/30/05 Wed
Author: Bee
Subject: If they prosecute him

would Terri Schiavo's parents have a case?

Or would they draw a distinction between a war zone and here?

Is there a difference between what this soldier did in a war zone, and the 11th Court's wimpy "we must dispassionately discharge our duty," comment in denying the appeal of her parents? This morning, she would have a chance. Talk about cruel and unusual punishment, and now they have denied any further appeal.

Soldier on Trial for 'Mercy Killing'

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