US EditionCCLA Intervening Before Supreme Court to Ensure Legal Distinction Between Aiding Suicide and Murder Upheld
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CCLA Intervening Before Supreme Court to Ensure Legal Distinction Between Aiding Suicide and Murder Upheld
The CCLA has been granted leave to intervene before the Supreme Court of Canada in R. v. B.F. This appeal is about the legal distinction between the offences of murder and aiding suicide. The CCLA intends to make two submissions. First, the Court must ensure Parliament’s intention to keep these two offences separate is upheld. Second, the Court should not adopt an interpretation of aiding suicide that would, in effect, make aiding suicide equiva…
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