Judge weighing arguments to halt Illinois’ ‘medical aid in dying’ law ahead of start
Disability rights advocates are asking a federal judge to block the law, alleging it discriminates against disabled people.
Statehouse & Chicago ReporterHannah has been covering Illinois government and politics since 2014, and since then has worked for a variety of outlets from NPR affiliate stations to a startup newsletter. She’s a graduate of both the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and the U of I’s Springfield campus, where she received an M.A. through the Public Affairs Reporting program and got her start reporting in the Capitol. Contact Hannah
Disability rights advocates are asking a federal judge to block the law, alleging it discriminates against disabled people.
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U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros on Tuesday acknowledged a speech to a grand jury the morning it indicted the “Broadview Six.”