Connecticut should be legal for the terminally ill to end their lives? Supporters say a peaceful death with the help of a doctor is preferable to a painful terminal illness or an illegal. Bill last year on this issue led to the first public hearing legislation in question, according to CT News Junkie, but he never lost the knowledge of the Committee of Public Safety. Oregon and Washington have laws that allow assisted suicide. But proposals for a similar law here have had to face the opposition of doctors in the state, from the Catholic Archdiocese and disability advocates. What the …
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