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[Canadian Lawyer Magazine] - Gloria Taylor's case is essentially the same as Rodriguez'. Any lawyer might be forgiven for thinking that Taylor, like Rodriguez before her, must fail in her suit. But Justice Lynn Smith of the B.C. Supreme Court, in an enormously long judgment handed
Canadian government will appeal euthanasia exemption given to Gloria Taylor ...
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[Lifesite] - On August 3 Justice Prowse heard arguments concerning the validity of the constitutional exemption that was granted to Gloria Taylor to die by euthanasia and assisted suicide. On August 10, Justice Prowse upheld the decision by Justice Lynn Smith to
Dying with Dignity chapter formed on Salt Spring
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[Gulf Islands Driftwood] - This spring B.C. Supreme Court Justice Lynn Smith ruled that Gloria Taylor, a 64-year-old woman suffering from ALS, can receive a physician's help in ending her life through administration of a death-hastening drug. Smith's decision was appealed by Rob
Euthanasia discussion event will be one sided, opponent says
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[MetroNews Canada] - It comes after British Columbia Supreme Court found Lou Gehrig's disease sufferer Gloria Taylor has the fundamental Charter right to medically assisted suicide. One of the speakers is a constitutional expert– Prof. Errol Mendes, of the University of
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