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Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Montana: HB 477 PASSES the House!
Yesterday, HB 477, which overrules Montana/s Baxter decision by clarifying that physician-assisted suicide is against public policy and prohibited, passed Montana's House of Representatives.
Monday, March 16, 2015
Elderly Murder-Suicide: Should We Praise Old Men Who Kill Their Wives and Themselves?
"A man who murders his sick, innocent, helpless wife is no hero."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/elizabeth-marquardt/elderly-murder-suicide_b_1402935.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/elizabeth-marquardt/elderly-murder-suicide_b_1402935.html
By Elizabeth Marquardt
On Thursday, March 29, the bodies of Adrienne and Charles Snelling were found. Police believe Charles killed Adrienne -- her exact cause of death is still pending -- and then shot himself. Only last December, Charles Snelling published in the New York Times a poignant and widely-circulated piece about loving and caring for his wife with Alzheimer's disease. (Columnist David Brooks, whose query for life stories initiated Snelling's piece, wrote in his column yesterday about this case.)
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Montana one step closer to reversing Baxter.
Today, the Montana House of Representatives voted to pass HB 477, which clarifies that "physician-assisted suicide" is prohibited and against public policy in Montana.
To view HB 477, please click here.
To view HB 477, please click here.
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Washington State: SB 5919 passes Senate!
SB 5919, clarifying that patients who request assisted suicide have the right to be told about options for cure or to extend life, has PASSED the Senate! The vote was a bipartisan, 34-14, with one member excused. To see the vote breakdown, click here .
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