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Australian Court Says Quadriplegic Man Has Right to Starve to Death

By Trusts EstatesProf

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On Friday, an Australian judge ruled that Christian Rossiter, a quadriplegic man who is not terminally ill, dying, vegetative, of lacking capacity to express his wishes, has the right to die by refusing food and water. According to a CNN...

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