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BREAKING NEWS ~ Florida high court refuses to overturn Schiavo custody ruling News
BREAKING NEWS ~ Florida high court refuses to overturn Schiavo custody ruling
Bernard Hibbitts
March 24, 2005 09:40:00 pm

[JURIST] AP is reporting that the Florida Supreme Court has refused to overturn Judge George Greer's order of earlier this afternoon [JURIST report] blocking the Florida Department of Children and Familes from taking custody of Terri Schiavo. Read the order [PDF].

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