Muslim doctors sue Illinois over state’s assisted suicide law
A group of Muslim doctors is suing Illinois over a state law mandating that doctors inform patients about assisted suicide options, claiming the controversial law violates their constitutionally protected religious rights. Illinois passed t
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A group of Muslim doctors is suing Illinois over a state law mandating that doctors inform patients about assisted suicide options, claiming the controversial law violates their constitutionally protected religious rights. Illinois passed the End-of-Life Options for Terminally Ill Patients Act last year despite pushback from medical and religious groups, allowing terminally ill residents of […]
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