Connecticut lawmakers agreed to revisit legislation allowing doctors to prescribe medication to help mentally competent, terminally ill patients end their lives, launching one of the more hotly contested issues of this year's short legislative session.
February 21, 2014 at 06:17 PM
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Connecticut lawmakers agreed to revisit legislation allowing doctors to prescribe medication to help mentally competent, terminally ill patients end their lives, launching one of the more hotly contested issues of this year’s short legislative session.
Both opponents and proponents claimed they’re being outgunned by the other side.
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