It seems paradoxical to suggest that we need to fight for the right to die. We owe nature a death. Most of us spend the better part of our lives trying to avoid the inevitable; we want to extend this business of living for as long as possible. We do all this without ever pausing to think we need to petition the state for the right to carry on.
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Shameful Prosecution For An Act of Kindness
The Connecticut Law Tribune
January 17, 2011
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