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Jan 19 18:20 UTC 2006

I agree with what jep says in #32.

If Kevokian's clients were fully in charge of their senses and willingly
sought his assistance in ending their pain, then the only problems are the
laws that do not permit this under sensible controls. The bizarre nature 
of Kervokian's methods aggravated the circumstances, but if Michigan had  
Oregon's law, Kevorkian would have been able to assist people within that
law with noone being able to raise objections.