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kitsunegari) wrote2006-12-01 04:42 am
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if the bunny would get out of the elephants trunk, things would be turtle!
a little help (i'll blag about ELTON JOHN [squee!!!!] later)
i'm looking to find information about the law and suicide (to do with some recent readings i have done. i know of may two others who know what i'm talking about).
it's FAR to early/late to do the research now: but what are the laws on suicide? all i can find is information about how bad ASSISTED suicide is. but if you're NOT ASSISTED?
it's also been a quibble in my head for a long time. it'd be nice to let it rest.
til next....
~Kits~ (eager to learn new things. mostly because its fun)
i'm looking to find information about the law and suicide (to do with some recent readings i have done. i know of may two others who know what i'm talking about).
it's FAR to early/late to do the research now: but what are the laws on suicide? all i can find is information about how bad ASSISTED suicide is. but if you're NOT ASSISTED?
it's also been a quibble in my head for a long time. it'd be nice to let it rest.
til next....
~Kits~ (eager to learn new things. mostly because its fun)
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So I guess it's not a crime.
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As for the suicide who succeeds - there was no legal stuff as far as I recall. The police inform the family, the coroner's report determines whether or not it was actually suicide, and if it was it's left at that.
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Setting yourself on fire = arson
Shooting yourself = assault with a deadly weapon
I'm only half kidding...