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Clergy, Catholic physicians sue to block Illinois assisted suicide law
A group of Illinois-based Catholic physicians and clergy have taken legal action to prevent the implementation of the state's assisted suicide law.
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A group of Illinois-based Catholic physicians and clergy have taken legal action to prevent the implementation of the state's assisted suicide law. The lawsuit, filed by these medical professionals, argues that the Illinois End-of-Life Options Act contradicts the fundamental principles of the medical profession, specifically the oath to refrain from causing harm to patients. The plaintiffs' stance is rooted in their interpretation of the physician's oath, which they believe is being compromised by the assisted suicide law.
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