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Law allows assisted dying for terminally ill patients in Illinois under the End-of-Life Options Act.

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  1. A lawsuit has been filed challenging the state medical aid-in-dying law in Illinois, involving the Thomas More Society.
  2. An organization helped model Illinois' new assisted dying law, which is set to impact local county operations.
  3. A legal argument is made against Illinois' End-of-Life Options Act in state court.

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2 reports, 2 independent, last reported Jun 17. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Law allows assisted dying for terminally ill patients in Illinois under the End-of-Life Options Act.

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  1. An organization helped model Illinois' new assisted dying law, which is set to impact local county operations.Sub-event
  2. A legal argument is made against Illinois' End-of-Life Options Act in state court.Sub-event
  3. Law allowing physician-assisted suicide in Illinois is challenged.1 source
  4. Illinois law now permits assisted dying for terminally ill patients.1 source

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