The majority finds that Terri’s Law, Chapter 2003–418, Laws of Florida, violates the separation of powers mandated by Article II, Section 3 of the Florida Constitution in that it not only amounts to an encroachment on the judicial power by the Legislature, it also violates the rule that forbids legislation that authorizes action by the executive branch without sufficient guidance (guidelines), the so-called non-delegation rule. This prevents the executive branch from making the legislative policy of the State. I cannot deny that my colleagues’ opinion is well grounded in its references to prior case law. However, that law is, in my opinion, not without exceptions. Based upon those exceptions, I respectfully dissent.