In the week from October 17 to October 23, 2016:
- New Jersey Assembly passed the Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act, a Death with Dignity bill, on a 41 to 28 vote. The vote was nearly identical to that of November 12, 2014, when the New Jersey Assembly passed a similar bill, which then languished in the State Senate.
Colorado
- “Colorado Could Strengthen Aid-in-Dying Movement,” Governing, 10/17/2016
- “Morality and Personal Stories Define The Fight for Proposition 106,” KRCC, 10/19/2016
- “Leaders debate over Medical Aid in Dying, ColoradoCare in CC event,” The Gazette, 10/21/2016
- “Prop 106: Dying patients deserve another option, proponents say,” The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, 10/22/2016
- “Support strong for assisted suicide ballot measure despite opposition,” The Gazette, 10/23/2016
- “Proposition 106 would allow aid-in-dying medication in Colorado,” Durango Herald, 10/23/2016
New Jersey
- “Should NJ allow physician-assisted suicide? Lawmakers to decide,” New Jersey 101.5.com, 10/19/2016
- “NJ Assembly Passes Aid In Dying Bill,” WBGO, 10/20/2016
- “Bill to legalize physician-assisted suicide moves forward in New Jersey,” Philly Voice, 10/20/2016
- “‘Aid in dying’ for terminally ill patients passes N.J. Assembly,” NJ.com/The Times of Trenton, 10/20/2016
- “N.J.’s ‘Aid in Dying’ bill: What you need to know, how your lawmakers voted,” NJ.com/The Times of Trenton, 10/22/2016
- “Editorial: N.J. takes tough first step in allowing terminally ill right to die,” NJ.com/The Times of Trenton, 10/23/2016
Elsewhere
- New York: “Assisted suicide faces uphill fight in New York,” Daily Star, 10/17/2016
Other Stories
- “Are You at Liberty to Die a Dignified Death?” Medium, 10/22/2016
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One comment.
Linda Golley
I work in a hospital. I strongly believe that people should have control over the the time to stop living. Why should a sick person have to fight everyone around him just to die? Let him plan, let him make ready with friends and family, let his close people support his plans. Let people die at home in a spiritually supportive environment.
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