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Diane and her guests talk about the Department of Justice’s challenge to Oregon’s 11-year-old assisted suicide law.
Guests
- Walter Weber Senior litigation counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice
- Nico van Aelstyn Litigation counsel for patient respondents in Gonzales v. Oregon
- Jack Newbold Cancer patient diagnosed as terminally ill
- Diane Coleman Founder of Not Dead Yet, a national disability rights organization opposing legalization of assisted suicide
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