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This newspaper supports making assisted suicide legal.

For decades, Californians have resisted making assisted suicide legal for the terminally ill.

Patrick's personality was made — assist to mom and dad — to last.

But even if the AbioCor works perfectly, Abiomed faces competition from companies that make assist devices that work with patients' natural hearts by taking over part of the pumping function.

Similarly, being able to raise the hospital bed can make assisting with dressing, changing adult diapers and making up the bed a lot easier.

When suffering cannot be alleviated, the afflicted may not care whether their illness is fatal.Dignity in Dying, a pressure group, wants new legislation to make assisted suicide easier.

Keir Starmer, director of the prosecution service, said at the time that it was for Parliament, not prosecutors, to change the law that made assisted suicide a crime.

Increasingly, too, doctors and nurses help them to do so in spite of existing laws that make assisted suicide a crime; and in practice they are not convicted.

No one would dispute this, but I wonder whether Mr Spector has done the campaign to make assisted dying legal in Britain a disservice.

But on at least one question that came before the Clinton White House — whether to make assisted suicide a federal crime — Ms. Kagan was adamant.

That singularity results from the Suicide Act of 1961, which decriminalised suicide but made assisting one punishable by up to 14 years in jail.