As far as I know, only one judge ruled on the original case.
All the others simply ruled on whether or not the first judge screwed up.
I could sue a convent out of its life savings after turning an ankle on their sidewalk, and conceivably win the case. Doesn't make it the right thing to do. Michael, and especially the "right-to-die" lawyer and doctor he employed, were obsessed with seeing Terri dead, to a degree far beyond what Terri's hearsay statements had indicated.
Sure, it's all perfectly legal. So is arresting people for sodomy in some places.
