Catholic Nursing Homes Sue Letitia James Over New York’s Assisted Suicide Mandate
Their request: let dying patients spend their final days in a home built to care for them without also being asked, by law, whether they would rather die sooner.
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Their request: let dying patients spend their final days in a home built to care for them without also being asked, by law, whether they would rather die sooner.
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