The Times of Northwest Indiana Article RatingVermont Opens Its Assisted Suicide Laws to Out-of-State Residents
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
46% : People seeking medically assisted suicide from any state can now get it in Vermont.44% : More information Brandeis University in Massachusetts has more on assisted suicide.
43% : People are also reading... Ten U.S. states allow medically assisted suicide, according to the AP.
42% : Vermont had already settled with a Connecticut woman with terminal cancer who wanted to seek medically assisted suicide in the state, the AP reported.
40% : Republican Gov. Phil Scott signed a bill Tuesday removing a requirement that those seeking medically assisted suicide in the state must be Vermont residents.
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