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This is a strange question but the answer lies in why the one person lives. If someone convinces someone else to enter a suicide pact with no intention of committing suicide but the other person does, you could be held legally accountable for their death. If you find that you are unable to go through with it when the moment arises, it would be better to reveal this change-of-heart to the person before they commit suicide in case your decision has an impact on theirs but you are not necessarily responsible for their death by simply changing your mind at the last moment. If you tried and failed, depending on your level of success in failing (nearly died - failed a little/completely fine - failed a lot), you may have worse problems to deal with than whether what you've done was illegal. It most likely will boil down to whether you entered the pact sincerely and the circumstances surrounding your failing to commit suicide.
With that said, you and whomever you are entering a pact with should talk to someone before making a decision you cannot take back.
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What actors and actresses appeared in The Suicide Pact - 1913?
The cast of The Suicide Pact - 1913 includes: Edward Dillon as Harold Louise Orth as May
Who wrote the pact ande why?
"The Pact" (1998) was a novel by Jodi Picoult, and centered on a suicide pact between two teens.
Is it against the law to attempted suicide in the UK?
It is not against the law to attempt suicide in the UK. Suicide and attempted suicide was a crime in England and Wales until 1961. Attempted suicide was (equivalent to) a misdemeanor but suicide was punished by the loss of the dead person's estate. The Church of England may still deny ordinary burial rites to certain suicide victims. However, please don't attempt suicide.
What written agreement declared war illegal?
the Kellogg-Briand Pact
If someone doesn't go threw on a suicide pact is it homicide?
Trick question. If a suicide is unsuccessful, no one dies - therefore - no homicide either. And, yes, "Attempted Suicide" IS a crime on the books in some jurisdictions.
What agreements made war illegal in the global impact of World War 2?
The Kellogg–Briand Pact
What was the Kellog-Briand pact of Paris?
Pact between the founder of Kellog's the food company and some other guy to make war illegal. Sorry for the vague answer but i didnt want to look up the exact names of the parties involved
Can you give me a The Pact chapter by chapter summary for the whole book?
Sure, I can provide a brief overview of "The Pact" by Jodi Picoult. The novel follows the story of Chris and Emily, childhood friends turned lovers who make a suicide pact. After Emily dies and Chris survives, he is accused of murder. The book explores themes of friendship, love, loyalty, and the complexities of relationships.
Is any suicide pact legal in UK?
Probably not. While the Episcopal church has a somewhat tolerant line on some rather hazy accidental deaths, ( for example the Duchess of Bedford in l937) which May have been a suicide , they certainly don't encourage the practice. Even the Marital Shenanigans of Henry V111 were devoid of any Suicides or suicide pacts. I am not aware of any suicides, singular or so-called Pact ( usually they are love-related) among the royal families. that should answer your question Diana was an accidental death in an automobile crash.
What is the movie on either Lifetime or LMN when a girl commits suicide next to that old carousel because she was pregnant and her family get mad at her boyfriend and the two families fight over it?
The pact
Who captured Himmler?
No one captured Himmler because he committed suicide along with other senior Nazis, e.g. Joseph Goebbels and Adolf Hitler. ________ He was caught by the British but was using a false name. When his real identity was revealed he committed suicide.
What type of world does Kil'jeaden live in?
Kil'jeaden lives in the World of Warcraft. He lives in the guild of the shadow pact and his tribe is very peaceful. He also leaves specific marks to show his land.
