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Judge orders food, water for incapacitated woman

By ADF Alliance Alert

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World Net Daily: A judge has ordered a court-appointed guardian for an incapacitated woman to ask health care providers to "reinstate nutrition and hydration and continue such care unless and until there is a further order from this court." . . . Family members declined to comment immediately, but Casey Mattox, legal counsel for the ADF, said, "Innocent life deserves to be protected. ADF is pleased that the court agreed to put the brakes on this rush to intentionally starve a defenseless woman to death. It's a simple decision to respect the family's wishes and protect the life of this Rwandan genocide survivor."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on March 14, 2011 (boomark / email).

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