Jack said it shows the trend, and the trend is toward legalizing assisted suicide.
After all, 88 percent of the Americans polled by MSNBC News said Dr. Kevorkian should be freed from prison.
We'll be notifying them about our position, and we expect that they'll reconsider.
I think as far as he's concerned, he thinks that what he did was proper. He knew the risks, and in order to move the process, he took the risks.
I think the parole board is acting irresponsibly and outrageously. The doctor in the prison keeps telling us, 'What can I do to get him out? He shouldn't be in here.
A lot of people from a distance away, a couple of blocks away, approached us, but we only accepted people who were directly affected.
It would be a terrible miscarriage of justice if they're convicted.
He asked for a single cell and said he didn't want any place further than Jackson.
