Lawyers acting for a stroke victim in  have been given approval by the High Court in to prepare a case asking for judicial review of the guidance on prosecution for  released in 2009 by , the (DPP). The claimant seeking judicial review—known only as 'Martin'—is a man in his mid forties with locked-in syndrome and can only communicate by eye movements. He believes his life to be "undignified and intolerable", and he is completely dependent on his wife and full-time carers.
Lawyers acting for a stroke victim in Britain have been given approval by the High Court in to prepare a case asking for judicial review of the guidance on prosecution for assisted suicide released in 2009 by , the (DPP). The claimant seeking judicial review—known only as 'Martin'—is a man in his mid forties with locked-in syndrome and can only communicate by eye movements. He believes his life to be "undignified and intolerable", and he is completely dependent on his wife and full-time carers.
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