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And, in fact, they do measure it that way (at least in parts of the US). Once I couldn't get released from a hospital for a physical problem - and they used th
by ci5er 10y ago
And, in fact, they do measure it that way (at least in parts of the US).
Once I couldn't get released from a hospital for a physical problem - and they used the same argument. Because they could. (I ended up calling my lawyer who came and reassured them that I was indeed crazy to want to leave, but that their liability ended when I signed the acknowledgement that I might die at any moment.)
I'd assume that if it were to become legal, there would be some sort of evaluation process - the state does like its checklist of criteria met.
- nommm-nommm 10y agoIn practice the evaluation process is a complete joke. https://dredf.org/public-policy/assisted-suicide/some-oregon-assisted-suicide-abuses-and-complications/ https://dredf.org/public-policy/assisted-suicide/some-oregon...
- ci5er 10y agoI know. But the boxes, they must be checked. You can't do nothing.