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Poll: Californians support physician-assisted suicide
March 14, 2006 — 8:01pm ET
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A new Field Poll finds that the majority of Californians support a bill that would allow terminally-ill patients to end their own lives with a lethal prescription. The bill, drafted by Patty Berg (D) and Lloyd Levine (D), would allow a doctor to prescribe a lethal prescription if a person is found legally competent and declared terminally ill by two physicians. Supporters believe the recent Supreme Court Decision upholding Oregon's physician-assisted suicide law will help attract support for the measure. Many analysts have predicted a wave of such laws around the country in months to come.
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