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Despite political pressures so intense they produced an extraordinary piece of legislation from Congress, unrelenting press coverage and a predicament freighted with emotion, it was the courts, not Congress, who seem to have had the last word on Terri Schiavo. The sparring illustrated a relationship between Congress and the federal courts that has always been a complex and contentious one. To many court-watchers, however, the discourse between the two branches has reached a new level of hostility.
March 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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