In the first nine months of Washington's Death with Dignity Act, 63 terminally ill patients received lethal medication to end their lives. Thirty-six of them -- or more than half -- died from ingesting the medication. Complications in taking the medication were reported in three of those deaths. Of the patients who received the medication under the state's law, a total of 47 have died, some from their illness. Of them, nearly 80 percent had cancer, and nearly 90 percent had some type of insurance/Vanessa Ho, Seattle P-I. More here.

Question: Should Idaho pass Death With Dignity legislation?