(The Center Square) – A group of medical professionals, a nursing home and a Catholic bishop from Illinois are suing two state department heads in an attempt to block a law set to take effect next month they say forces…
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Doctors and Catholic bishop file federal lawsuit to block Illinois assisted suicide law
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Religious, medical professionals challenge Illinois doctor-assisted death law
A group of Illinois physicians, a Catholic bishop and a faith-based nursing home have filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block portions of Illinois' new assisted suicide law before it takes effect next month.
(The Center Square) – A group of medical professionals, a nursing home and a Catholic bishop from Illinois are suing two state department heads in an attempt to block a law set to take effect next month they say forces…
An Illinois Catholic bishop, a Lutheran nursing home, and four doctors are taking the state to federal court over its new assisted-suicide law. The plaintiffs argue the law forces doctors and health care institutions with religious or conscience objections to help facilitate assisted suicide.
After the state of Illinois passed a bill to legalize assisted suicide last fall, the Thomas More Society promised to fight back against the bill, which was introduced as “sanitary food preparation” and passed the State Senate in the dead of night.
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