It depends what country you're in. Although in most countries, the answer would be no - there are some countries who view suicide as a criminal offence.
Someone is in jail trying to make a phone call
Suicide is illegal because it is killing - even though you are taking your own life, it is killing none the less. Yes, but the other question which lies with this is if you kill yourself what is the point of making it illegal? For examlpe, they are not going to arrest your dead body. I totally agree. I mean what can state or government officials do to you when you are already dead? If You intend suicide but it fails and you are still alive then u could go to jail in most countries Suicide is not illegal in the United States. And killing is not illegal. Killing people is, and hunting without a license is, but neither of those statements makes killing, in general, illegal. As of the early 1990's, punitive laws making suicide or attempted suicide in North America have all been expunged or removed. Suicide is not illegal.
"Suicide watch" is a term used to describe a situation where a person has attempted suicide or it is believed that a person may have reason to harm themselves. In some cases, the person is placed in a "safe room" which is virtually empty, with only a paper thin gown. Some suicide watches are more inhumane than others. A suicide watch usually occurs within an institutional setting such as jail, prison, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, etc... but friends or family who are aware of the signs of suicide may conduct their own brand of suicide watch in order to protect their loved one from harming themselves.
He was facing a possible 55 years in prison for charges he maintained he was innocent of. He claimed to have been a victim of a political vendetta after he exposed corruption in the governor's office, and that in revenge he'd been framed. Dwyer wanted to draw attention to his case so people would be aware that innocent people can be railroaded by outside forces and convicted of crimes they didn't committ - and by doing it the day he did, he died in office, making his wife and children eligible to receive his state pension with death benefits, as the family had been nearly bankrupted by legal fees and attorneys, and were in the process of having to sell their home. Had he been sentenced to jail, they'd have gotten nothing. Read his statement on wikipedia for his thoughts on what he was trying to accomplish.
seven times he was gone to jail
No, they cannot put a dead person in jail.
No, he was shot and killed after attempting to escape jail
Singapore does allow passive euthanasia. They must sign a legal document. Someone trying to commit suicide in Singapore, however, can be punished by being put in jail.
Until 1960 people who attempted to commit suicide in Britain could be sent to jail for up to three years. Incredible as it sounds, until 1824 they were hanged!
Possibly, depending on the circumstances. They certainly should.
No. Hitler was in the bunker in Berlin. The Russians were attacking the city. Capture was not an option. And so ended the Third Reich.
NO no the declaration Dr. Kerkovian gave was that dying was not a crime. He helped terminal patients commit suicide and ended up serving 8 years out of his sentence for good conduct in jail. It was a total of 130 patients he helped commit suicide.
When you have suicidal thoughts, or attempt it, you typically will be sent to a hospital for evaluation. If they find you are suicidal, they will take you and put you in an inpatient program where you have to stay overnight at the hospital or you will be put in an outpatient program.
Are you 5? People don't go to jail for other people trying to kill them. If someone tried to kill him, they would go to jail.
Suicide. However, suicide attempts are rarely punished with jail time.
for trying to get the black people and the white people together
alot of teens commit crimes after getting released from jail! id say about 3_ out of 5