In a Bush campaign advertisement, a narrator says, “He’s a man of deep faith who fought time and again for the right to life.” The ad includes a photo of Ms Schiavo, prompting Ms. Schiavo’s widower to criticize Bush and his super-PAC for using “my wife’s tragedy for his crude political gain.”
George Felos, one of Michael Schiavo's attorneys, in a letter to The Florida Bar News extolling mindfulness for lawyers, writes, "As the lead attorney in the Terri Schiavo case, I experienced years of bone-crushing stress and can attest to the benefits of meditation practice in dealing with that stress."
Bobby Schindler, Ms. Schiavo's brother, files a motion to unseal guardianship records in the case. Michael Schiavo, her husband, opposes the motion. Judge Sherwood Coleman, A Pinellas County probate judge, denies the motion, writing, "Movants failed to establish that the ends of justice require their post-judgement intervention in this matter that concluded nearly 20 years ago. Movants seek to intervene for the sole purpose of then requesting to unseal records in this case." That ruling is reportedly being appealed.
Motion to unseal guardianship records filing, March 28, 2024
