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Who assisted over 130 deaths and was eventually convicted of murder euthanasia?
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Dr. Jack Kevorkian.
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The british soldiers who were convicted of manslaughter for the deaths at the Boston massacre were what?
Branded on the thumbs, then released.
How many people was Bernard Hatch convicted of killing?
He was convicted of only the one death Mary Turner. He was the prime suspect in the deaths of at least 5 other people.
Who was first to legalize euthanasia?
If you believe in the Bible, I suppose you could say that God created euthanasia. He (allegedly) facilitated the deaths of people suffering from an "incurable condition" - corruption and wickedness. If you don't believe in the Bible, you could still say that the fable of the Ark brought about the idea of a sort of euthanasia, which could have easily developed into the meaning it has today. This is just a theory, of course.
How many deaths have there been in the netherland sdue to euthanasia?
According to theJournal of the American Medical Association in a 1995 study, Dutch doctors reported to ending the lives of 948 patients without the patient's request. Keep in mind that there is no legal repercussions from not reporting a euthanization in the Netherlands and if a life was ended without request it would be less likely that it would be reported. According to a video by the International Task Force on Euthanazia and Assisted Suicide called Euthanasia: False Light, things have "gotten so bad in Holland that people have in their wallets little cards saying 'Do not euthanize me without my permission'" (Emphasis added)
What state is the number 1 of killing people?
TexasAdded: Is the question asking about Homicide deaths, or state sanctioned executions of criminally convicted killers?
How many people did dr kevorkian kill?
Dr. Jack Kevorkian, also known as Dr. Death, assisted in the deaths of at least 130 terminally ill people through physician-assisted suicide. He believed in the right to die for those suffering from debilitating conditions.
How many people died yesterday from drug uses?
A lotAnswer:This question is almost impossible to answer. The premises used have to be carefully identified and data has to be available on:How many deaths occur among drug users (which requires that everybody 'fess up)How is the data authenticated and double dipping eliminated. How is false data from "groups with a message" eliminatedAre medical mistakes (by doctors) in or outWhat constitutes a drug - are caffeine, insulin in or outAre complications from dirty equipment, not the drugs, in or outHow are medical drug users included or excluded (e.g. cannabis for cancer patients)Are deaths of reformed drug users in or outHow many of these deaths are due strictly to the drugs (eliminate tobacco users, auto crashes, deaths from poor judgement, old age, poor health in general)Figure out how to identify deaths with drugs as a contributory but not prime factor and how to count them in or exclude themFigure out what to do with deaths of people who were killed by drug users either on purpose or accidentally and whether the drug was a cause or just incidentalAre deaths from alcohol and smoking (legal drugs) to be counted?Are deaths from medically assisted euthanasia to be counted?The implication is that good data for this type of statistic is unobtainable and existing results are not meaningful. The "Pro" forces can drive the number down to zero and the "Anti" forces can include every death that has ever occurred.
In the Harry Potter books what was professor Snapes role in the deaths of James and Lily Potter?
He told Voldemort the Prophecy, wich eventually led to their death.
Could the apostles have stopped their death with their powers?
The apostles could have prevented their enforced deaths by denying Christ. Even then they would have died eventually since it is the result of sin.
Why would drinking and driving be on a person's record forever?
Drinking and driving is a crime that leads to many deaths and injuries, and it is not uncommon for people who are convicted of DUI to commit further offenses. It is only reasonable to keep track of people who are liable to do that.
What is the turning point in romeo and Juliet?
The turning point in the play "Romeo and Juliet" is when Romeo kills Tybalt, Juliet's cousin, and is banished from Verona. This sets in motion a plan to reunite Romeo and Juliet, which eventually ends in their deaths.
What is the probability of a simultaneous death of spouses who are both over age 65?
Minuscule. Deaths are usually separated by seconds, minutes or longer time periods. What is certain is that they will eventually die.
