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Assisted Suicide Bill Dies in Judiciary Committee

Posted on April 20, 2023 in: ProLife

Assisted Suicide Bill Dies in Judiciary Committee

S.B. No. 1076 (RAISED) AN ACT CONCERNING AID IN DYING FOR TERMINALLY ILL PATIENTS

Failed to Pass the Judiciary Committee and is dead for this legislative session.

Thank You - without the efforts of all those who sent in emails and called their Senators and Representatives this outcome would not have been possible.

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