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2 Jan . . . Harris Survey finds 2-to-1 support for euthanasia & PAS
9 Aug . . . California Supreme Court Rules in Robert Wendland Case:
Tightens standard for withdrawal of life sustaining treatment
18 July . . . Robert Wendland Dies: Was Focus of Right to Die CaseOther Articles about Wendland Case and "Termination of Treatment"
11 July . . . Mixed ruling in Florida right-to-die case
Read the History of this Florida Case7 August . . . Florida judge again orders that a comatose woman's life
sustaining treatment can be stopped and be allowed to dieRead the History of this Florida Case
1 Aug . . . Caregiver faces trial in assisted suicide case
14 June . . . Compassion in Dying successful in lawsuit - Undermedicating is Elder Abuse -
14 June . . . Oregon Lawmakers Seek to Save Death with Dignity Act
(6 August, 2001) Euthanasia Conference Gives Overwhelming Support
to Development of Suicide Pill
(15 Jan 2002) . . . Socialists & Greens call for euthanasia law
New Landmark Euthanasia Case in Dutch Court (May 8)
Euthanasia Bill Now Law! Dutch Hope Euthanasia Law Will Prompt Debate
See also: Responses From Around the World
Old report: Murder Case May Complicate Dutch Euthanasia Bill
Dutch Pharmacist argues better communicationis needed between pharmacists and doctors about doses and techniques of euthanasia.
Old report: Dutch Parliament is expected to legalize the practice of euthanasia.
Ready to Vote on Euthanasia Law (Association for the Right to Die with Dignity - A.D.M.D.)
AIDS sufferer loses legal battle for assisted suicide.
Poll finds 70% of Swedes support euthanasia.
27 July. . . Geneva . . . UN Rights Commission Concerned about Dutch Euthanasia Law
19 March (2002) . . . Right to die case take n to European court
19 March (2002) . . . Woman takes death plea to European Court
23 Jan (2002) . . . European Court of Human Rights fast-tracks
11 Aug . . . Terminally ill man wins right to die at home:
British Medical Association's annual conference votes to consider changing "do not resuscitate" (DNR) guidelines for physicians in hospital settings.