Suicide Rights Group Sues State
December 10, 2010 10:12 AM |Updated: July 17, 2020 12:01 AM A suicide rights group has filed a first-of-its kind free speech lawsuit against the state of Georgia. It comes as four of the group’s members ask a judge to dismiss charges they helped a cancer patient end his life. The Final Exit Network claims Georgia’s statute against assisted suicide is unconstitutionally vague and violates free spee
- Suspects arraigned in man's death
Suspects arraigned in man's death Matter viewed as test case for right to die Four people accused of helping a Cumming man end his life in 2008 pleaded not guilty to the charges Thursday morning. The Final Exit Network and four of its members were each indicted last month by a grand jury on charges of offering to assist in the commission of a suicide and tampering with evidence. They are also cha
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