The Georgia
ledger-enquirer reports that the state has been ordered to return $330,000 in seized funds to Final Exit Network, an assisted suicide advocacy group.
The funds were seized following the arrest of several group members who intended to help John Celmer, a terminal cancer patient, hasten his death.
For more on the case, see
here, and
here.
Note: a sole commenter on the ledger-enquirer site states that preventing assisted suicide is equivalent to violating one's religious freedom.
Labels: assisted suicide, final exit, georgia
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