Felos’ conflict of interest

As per Newsmax: (thank you to Gun Toting Lib for calling this to my attention!)

As if the circumstances surrounding Terri Schiavo could not get any more suspicious, the Center for Reclaiming America has uncovered evidence that Pinellas-Pasco County Circuit Judge George W. Greer accepted a campaign contribution from the law firm of Michael Schiavo’s attorney only one day after “Terri’s Law” was declared unconstitutional by a Pinellas county court.

This appears to establish a clear conflict of interest between Judge Greer and the best interests of Terri Schiavo.

But didn’t we already know about a conflict of interest when it was revealed that George Felos had served on the Suncoast Death Factory’s board?

In this biography for his book, Litigation as Spiritual Practice, he proudly claims it:

Felos graduated from Boston University School of Law, has practiced in Pinellas County since 1978, was a founding member of the National Legal Advisors Committee on Choice in Dying, and served as Board Chair of The Hospice of the Florida Suncoast, the largest non-profit Hospice in the world.

The Anchoress has more.

Interestingly, CNS reported in 2003 that there was a conflict of interest regarding Felos.

This article connects Dr. Peter Bambakidis with George Felos.

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