"Choice" Is An Illusion: New York Debate: Thank you Dawn Eskew and Everyone Else Who Came and Contributed

Sunday, March 4, 2018

New York Debate: Thank you Dawn Eskew and Everyone Else Who Came and Contributed

Dawn Eskew

Thank you to Dawn Eskew and everyone else who helped put on yesterday's debate.

We had a great turnout and Dawn as the moderator, kept everyone in check, including me.

We had a number of people who came a long way, including Alex Shadenberg from Ontario Canada and Kate Menzia from Missoula Montana

It was also very interesting getting feedback from people on the other side.

Thank you to everyone who donated their time or money to make the event possible. Donations are still needed to cover expenses and to move forward with future events.

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Thanks again!

Margaret Dore, Esq., MBA, President

Choice is an Illusion, a nonprofit corporation opposed

to assisted suicide and euthanasia, worldwide

www.margaretdore.org

www.choiceillusion.org

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Allowed to Inherit

In US jurisdictions where assisted suicide and euthanasia are legal, resulting deaths are certified natural as a matter of law.

One significance is that the decedent's heirs, who participated in obtaining the decedent's death, for example, by administering the lethal dose to the decedent, are allowed to inherit from the decedent as a matter of law.

This was not the case under prior law in which persons, who killed other persons, were prohibited from financially benefitting from the deaths they caused, for example, due to a slayer's statute or caselaw.

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In the ten US states and the District of Columbia, where assisted suicide and euthanasia are legal, the most obvious problem is a complete lack of required oversight at the deaths.

The laws in these jurisdictions allow just two individuals to be present, with one leaving alive and the other leaving dead.

In the above jurisdictions, deaths via assisted suicide or euthanasia, termed medical aid in dying, are treated as natural as a matter of law.

This treatment allows an individual's heirs to inherit from the individual despite objection by the individual himself or herself, or by other persons.

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Sunday, March 4, 2018

New York Debate: Thank you Dawn Eskew and Everyone Else Who Came and Contributed