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Judge denies bid to block Illinois’ medical aid-in-dying law

The ruling came in a federal lawsuit filed this year by two disabled patients, a doctor and several disability and patients’ rights organizations.

Coverage (2)+8 copies· Sep 11, 7:30 PM to Sep 11, 8:53 PM

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Billings Gazette· Sep 11, 7:30 PMJudge denies bid to block Illinois’ medical aid-in-dying lawAlso ran in Auburn Pub, Davenport Quad-City Times, Lincoln Journal Star, Missoula Missoulian, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Roanoke Times, Sioux City Journal, Winston-Salem Journal
NBC 5 Chicago· Sep 11, 8:53 PMFederal judge temporarily blocks Illinois' ‘medical aid in dying' law

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firstBillings Gazette
firstLincoln Journal Star
firstSioux City Journal
firstAuburn Pub
firstRichmond Times-Dispatch
firstMissoula Missoulian
firstDavenport Quad-City Times
firstWinston-Salem Journal
firstRoanoke Times
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