Vermont poised to expand its aid-in-dying law to non-residents
A CT woman was recently allowed access to aid-in-dying in Vermont after she challenged a residency requirement as unconstitutional.
Source: ctmirror.org
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A CT woman was recently allowed access to aid-in-dying in Vermont after she challenged a residency requirement as unconstitutional.
A bill that would allow anyone to receive aid-in-dying care in Vermont was approved in the Senate today on a preliminary voice vote. Gov. Phil Scott said last week that he’s ready to sign it.
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