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August 14, 2009
Andrew Bergh: Coma may just postpone defendant's day of reckoning
By ANDREW BERGH
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Trying to commit suicide is never a good idea.
Actually, let's make that almost never. Because ironically, as shown by State v. Anene, the defendant in a criminal trial may conceivably benefit from trying to take his own life.
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