Chapin & Gould v. Wabash Manufacturing Co.

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• recognizing the Commonwealth’s “compelling interest in preserving life” would justify the General Court proscribing “[the] wantonly or recklessly pressuring of a person to commit suicide that overpowers that person’s will to live”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).