Supreme Court to hear right-to-die arguments
The Supreme Court will decide if the Constitution grants terminally ill patients a right to doctor assisted death. Arguments focus on bans in Washington and New York, with peers warning of abuse while proponents cite compassionate care. The court plans a secret initial vote Friday, with a decision expected late June or July.
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