Marilyn Golden

Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund

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Senior policy analyst with the Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund, which is part of the state coalition, Californians against Assisted Suicide

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Over the last decade supporters of right-to-die laws have proposed a series of bills, all of which were emphatically opposed by the powerful, statewide doctors association Now a  new…

Is California Ready for Assisted Death?

Over the last decade supporters of right-to-die laws have proposed a series of bills, all of which were emphatically opposed by the powerful, statewide doctors association Now a new…

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