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I support the notion of right to die, but the language of this measure is pretty ambiguous with regards to the patient rescinding the request. I think it leave
by DigitalJack 10y ago
I support the notion of right to die, but the language of this measure is pretty ambiguous with regards to the patient rescinding the request.
I think it leaves the door pretty far open for someone to claim that a person who has made the request is rescinding it when they in fact are not. The language of the measure says that the patient can (paraphrasing) "rescind by any means" their request.
I appreciate that nobody wants to put someone to death if they changed their mind, but I wish the language wasn't so wide open.
- evilduck 10y agohttps://ballotpedia.org/Colorado_End_of_Life_Options_Act,_Proposition_106_(2016) https://ballotpedia.org/Colorado_End_of_Life_Options_Act,_Pr... As I read it, the patient must self-administer the medication.