Schiavo Case Goes To Federal Judge; Parents Want Feeding Resumed From: The Washington Post | Date: March 22, 2005| Author: Manuel Roig-Franzia | Copyright 2005 The Washington Post. This material is published under license from the Washington Post.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Washington Post.Copyright information

-- Terri Schiavo's parents, buoyed by a law that Congress worked through the night to pass and that President Bush rose from his bed to sign, pleaded with a federal judge here Monday to resume her tube- feeding before she dies.

Attorneys for Robert and Mary Schindler argued that allowing their brain-damaged daughter to die before the federal courts can review her case would violate Congress's will and lead to the "damnation of her soul" because it would conflict with her religious bel...

Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research

	CLASS-ACTION LIMITS AWAIT BUSH SIGNING SOME SAY BUSINESSES WILL BE FAVORED BY BILL THAT PUSHES SUITS TO FEDERAL COURTS.(News) Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA) ; ... said. Hartwig explained the difference between trying the case in state court and federal court last week in an interview on Fox News. It took us three years to get class certification, and we still don't have it solid. Wal-Mart still is appealing it. If we were ...
	Supreme Court rejects plea to reinsert feeding tube: Schiavo ruling marks the end of a dramatic and disheartening dash through federal courts Charleston Daily Mail ; WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court today refused to order Terri Schiavo's feeding tube reinserted, rejecting a desperate appeal by her parents to keep their severely brain-damaged daughter alive. The decision, announced in a terse one-page order, marked the end of a dramatic and disheartening four-day
	'Secret cases' opened by feds: Federal courts are changing the way cases are docketed to avoid the appearance of secrecy. Miami Herald (Miami, FL) ; Byline: Dan Christensen and Patrick Danner May 19--About a third of the U.S. federal courts use an electronic docketing practice that has concealed the existence of hundreds of civil and criminal cases. The widespread secrecy was disclosed recently by the U.S. Judicial Conference in Washington,
	CAMERAS IN FEDERAL COURTS:SUSAN M. SWAIN Congressional Testimony ; ... FCC would, in fact, impose a fine upon a news organization for its live telecast of an ... heart of the case. We wish we had better news to report on camera access to the federal ... been given to us, or any other requesting news organization, to bring cameras into the ...
	Insurers ask High Court to save fed court access.(insurance industry lawyers petition Supreme Court on issue of insurers' access to federal courts during bankruptcy proceedings) National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management ; WASHINGTON--Insurers and reinsurers are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to preserve their access to federal courts in insurance liquidation disputes. In a case argued Feb. 20, a wide array of insurance groups urged the court to rule that a technical legal doctrine, which allows federal district

See all results.