By Margaret Dore, Esq., MBA
Act 21-577, § 6(h), says:
The cause of death listed on a death certificate shall identify the qualified patient’s underlying medical condition . . . . (Emphasis added).The significance of requiring a medical condition to be listed as the cause of death is that it creates a legal inability to prosecute: The official legal cause of death is a medical condition (not murder) as a matter of law.
The Act also mandates that the manner of death (a lethal drug) not be disclosed on the death certificate. The Act § 6(h), says::
The cause of death listed on a death certificate shall identify the qualified patient’s underlying medical condition consistent with the International Classification of Diseases without reference to the fact that the qualified patient ingested a covered medication. (Emphasis added).The significance is an official legal cover up.
The Act's death certificate requirements protect perpetrators.
