New York nuns will not be forced to comply with assisted-suicide law while case progresses
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New York nuns will not be forced to comply with assisted-suicide law while case progresses.
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Catholic nuns sued New York over a law forcing them to recommend assisted suicide to terminally ill patients, and a federal judge blocked them having to comply while the case is pending.
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A: New York nuns will not be forced to comply with assisted-suicide law while case progresses.
B: Catholic nuns sued New York over a law forcing them to recommend assisted suicide to terminally ill patients, and a federal judge blocked them having to comply while the case is pending.
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