Judge approves TRO in suit filed by Catholic leaders in IL 'medical aid in dying' law
The order gives Catholic health care workers a temporary exemption as the judge weighs claims that the law violates religious freedom.
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Judge: Disabled can’t show assisted suicide law will create ‘duty to die’ - Regional Media News
(Legal Newsline) - People with disabilities and disability rights advocates can't block Illinois' new medical assisted suicide law from taking effect, after a federal judge said they can't show the law will force people with disabilities to be subjected to pressure from doctors, health insurers [...]
Judge approves TRO in suit filed by Catholic leaders in IL 'medical aid in dying' law
A federal judge Friday approved a requested temporary restraining order against Illinois in a lawsuit filed by Catholic leaders connected to the state's "medical aid in dying" law.
Advocates race against clock to stop medical-aid-in-dying law
(Axios) – Legal challenges to Illinois’ medical-aid-in-dying law are coming down to the wire as the law is set to go into effect Saturday. Why it matters: A federal judge denied disability rights advocates’ motion to block the state’s new law, but some are still fighting it on religious grounds. Catch up quick: Two people withlife-threatening disabilities, Ebony Payne and Pam Heavens, joined disability rights organizations and a doctor in suing …
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