more than any other, Dr. Jack Kevorkian, also commonly known as Dr. Death. Kevorkian

himself has assisted more than 200 assisted suicides in the US since 1990. Also since 1990

Kevorkian has been tried for several murders stretching from assisted suicide, only recently did

Kevorkian actually got convicted of second degree murder and now is in a federal prison in

Kevorkian, born in Pontiac, Michigan, was educated at the University of Michigan

School of Medicine with a specialty in Pathology. What he learned at school, prompted him to

be a big Euthanasia proponent. He has written several essays and articles such as "The Last

Fearsome Taboo: Medical Aspects of Planned Death."

Kevorkian was convicted of 2nd Degree murder in Pontiac, Michigan, the same place

where he received 3 acquittals and one mis-trial . In the case of 1999, Kevorkian assisted a

he was his own lawyer in the murder case against him(which almost is never successful).

your own life, which only cut it short a couple of months because of terminal illness can relieve

Kevorkian or Kass, it doesn't matter who's opinion you have more pull for, the issue is

suicide route as an escape from your troubles. Kevorkian on the other hand, argues that taking

body on video tape. Kevorkian then went on the show "60 Minutes," showing his video. On

Kevorkian's style of writing are straight to the point explanations of his work. He uses

the patient of horrible pain and side affects that go with terminal diseases is a good option and

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