Catholic Nuns Win Temporary Relief Against New York's Assisted Suicide Law
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A group of Catholic nuns and healthcare ministries have temporarily halted New York's physician-assisted suicide law. A Biden-appointed judge issued a temporary restraining order, preventing the state from enforcing the law against the nuns while their lawsuit proceeds. The nuns argue that the law violates their religious freedom by forcing them to participate in assisted suicide, which contradicts their Catholic faith. They are seeking to overturn the law permanently.
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