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Assisted death bill could land feds in court all over againThe driving forces behind Carter v. Canada, which struck down the prohibition on assisted death, may take the government to court again over what they argue is an unconstitutional law.CanadaApr 21, 2016
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Assisted death: What happens if there’s no new law?The Criminal Code's prohibition on physician-assisted death expires June 6 - no matter what the federal government does or doesn't do.CanadaApr 21, 2016
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Government to argue ‘absolute prohibition’ on assisted suicide in CanadaFederal government lawyers will argue for an “absolute prohibition” on assisted suicide in Canada, a position that could also impact provincial laws when a landmark case goes before the Supreme Court this fall.PoliticsSep 2, 2014
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