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HB 160 seeks to legalize physician-assisted suicide, assisted suicide and euthanasia as those terms are traditionally defined. Assisting persons can have their own agendas: An adult child wanting an inheritance; a financial predator seeking financial gain; or a doctor wanting to hide malpractice. The bill is, regardless, stacked against the individual and must be rejected.
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- Delaware Home
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- Canada's Life Span Drop
- Death Certificate Falsification Requires Bill's Defeat
- In Oregon, Other Suicides Have Increased
- Don't Make Washington State's Mistake
- HB 140 would create a perfect crime
- Assisted Suicide Can Be Traumatic for Family Members
- Assisting Persons Can Have an Agenda
Friday, June 30, 2017
Tuesday, June 20, 2017
Vote "No" on HB 160: Bullet Point Highlights
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• HB 160 legalizes assisted suicide and euthanasia as those terms are traditionally defined.
• The bill applies to people with years or decades to live.
• Assisting persons can have their own agendas: an adult child wanting an inheritance; a financial predator seeking financial gain; or a doctor wanting to hide malpractice.
For supporting documentation, click here
• HB 160 legalizes assisted suicide and euthanasia as those terms are traditionally defined.
• The bill applies to people with years or decades to live.
• Assisting persons can have their own agendas: an adult child wanting an inheritance; a financial predator seeking financial gain; or a doctor wanting to hide malpractice.
Sunday, June 11, 2017
HB 160: Bad Things Happen in the Dark
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I. INTRODUCTION
HB 160 legalizes assisted suicide and euthanasia as those terms are traditionally defined. The bill is based on a similar law in Oregon, which has a near complete lack of transparency.
If Delaware enacts HB 160 and follows Oregon practice, there will be a similar lack of transparency. The safety and welfare of individuals will be unverifiable from state sources.
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HB 160,
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Delaware, USA
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