House Sends Death Bill To Otter
The House has passed the death bill, SB 1348a, which would ensure that treatment, food and fluids aren’t
denied to a dying patient if the patient wants them and if they “in reasonable medical judgement will preserve the life of the patient,” on a 57-12 vote; it now goes to Gov. Butch Otter. Rep. Erik Simpson, R-Idaho Falls, called the measure “a good bill for Idaho citizens that helps balance the end of life equation”/
Betsy Russell
, Eye On Boise.
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Question: Do you support the death bill (SB 1348a)?
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