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…ts Options (NJTV News, 6/5/14) ‘Aid in dying’ bill approved by NJ Assembly committee (NJ.com, 6/5/14) N.J. Assembly committee advances end-of-life bill (NorthJersey.com, 6/5/14) Assembly panel to debate, vote on ‘aid in dying’ bill today (NJ.com, 6/5/14) The Basics: CT’s effort to expand patients’ end-of-life care options (CT Mirror, 4/17/14) Committee Has No Plans To Vote On Aid-In-Dying Bill (CT News Junkie, 3/25/14) Right-To-Die Bill Unlikely t…

Not Dead Yet (USA) Submission Opposing New Zealand End of Life Choice Bill

…ying (which later merged with the Hemlock Society/End-of-Life Choices to become Compassion and Choices) initially claimed that 75% of the doctors issuing lethal prescriptions were affiliated with their organization[30]. According to Dr. Elizabeth Goy of Oregon Health and Science University, Compassion in Dying (since renamed Compassion & Choices) sees “almost 90 percent of requesting Oregonians…”[31] The public relations image that one’s own physi…

Statement of Not Dead Yet (USA) to Canadian Panel on Carter Case Decision

…ying (which later merged with the Hemlock Society/End-of-Life Choices to become Compassion and Choices[16]) initially claimed that 75% of the doctors issuing lethal prescriptions were affiliated with their organization[17]. According to Dr. Elizabeth Goy of Oregon Health and Science University, Compassion in Dying (since renamed Compassion & Choices) sees “almost 90 percent of requesting Oregonians…”[18] The public relations image that one’s own…

NDY Submission re: Draft General Comment on Article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

…ying (which later merged with the Hemlock Society/End-of-Life Choices to become Compassion and Choices) initially claimed that 75% of the doctors issuing lethal prescriptions were affiliated with their organization[xvii]. According to Dr. Elizabeth Goy of Oregon Health and Science University, Compassion in Dying (since renamed Compassion & Choices) sees “almost 90 percent of requesting Oregonians…”[xviii] The public relations image that one’s own…

Amicus Brief of Not Dead Yet et al (Disability Rights Amici) in Myers v. Schneiderman in NY Appellate Division

…ician-Assisted Suicide.” Harvard Journal on Legislation 33, (1996): 1-34. (http://lawdigitalcommons.bc.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1013&context=lsfp) [15] New Hampshire Death With Dignity Act, HB 1325, Section 137 L2 XIII, providing that “Terminal condition” means an incurable and irreversible condition, for the end stage22 for which there is no known treatment which will alter its course to death, and which, in the opinion23 of the attendin…