ATLANTA AP - The case against an alleged assisted suicide ring known as the Final Exit Network has revived a long-simmering debate over the right to die.The network's president, its medical director and two other members are due in court Friday on charges they aided the suicide of a 58-year-old Georgia man who suffered for years from cancer of the throat and mouth.
February 27, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA AP – The case against an alleged assisted suicide ring known as the Final Exit Network has revived a long-simmering debate over the right to die.
The network’s president, its medical director and two other members are due in court Friday on charges they aided the suicide of a 58-year-old Georgia man who suffered for years from cancer of the throat and mouth.
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