Vermont becomes 2nd state to allow non-residents to use assisted suicide law
“I’m thinking even more importantly that this is going to cause other states, the other jurisdictions that have medical aid in dying, to look at their residency requirement, too,” Bluestein said.
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Vermont became the second state in the nation Tuesday to allow terminally ill people from other states to travel there to die by suicide while under medical care.
The medically assisted suicide law that’s been around for decades in the state dropped its residency requirement after Republican Gov. Phil Scott signed the bill Tuesday. ---More...
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