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The jury learned a lot about the field of pathology and the role of a pathologist; that's what Dr. Jack Kevorkian did before he retired; he already had his license revoked when he was there during the suicides of Dr. Ali Khalili and Merian Frederick.
The jury learned a lot about the field of pathology and the role of a pathologist; that's what Dr. Jack Kevorkian did before he retired; he already had his license revoked when he was there during the suicides of Dr. Ali Khalili and Merian Frederick.
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S1, EP82 "A Defiant Doctor On The Stand"Dr. Jack Kevorkian explained his approach to those who request his end-of-life services; many of his patients are like Merian Frederick and Dr. Ali Khalili - sick and older and in pain from their debilitating diseases.
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S1, EP83 "The Role Of The Doctor"Dr. Jack Kevorkian told the jury what happens when someone asks for his help; first, he said he vets them, and then meets with them in consultation, like he did with Merian Frederick and Dr. Ali Khalili.
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S1, EP84 "Testimony Of Doctor Death"Dr. Jack Kevorkian didn't remember some details about the days Merian Frederick and Dr. Ali Khalili died; the state asked him about it during cross-examination; those were his 19th and 20th physician-assisted suicides.
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S1, EP85 "Defense Team Rest Their Case"The Defense rested its case-in-chief after Doctor Jack Kevorkian's three days of testimony; it is the state's turn to bring in rebuttal evidence; this trial centered on how Merian Frederick and Dr. Ali Khalili died and the role Kevorkian played.
The Trials Of Dr. Death
S1, EP81 "Doctor Kevorkian Stays Firm"Doctor Jack Kevorkian stood firm on a patient's right to choose their care and treatment; that is what Merian Frederick and Dr. Ali Khalili did when they reached out to him; the doctor was still on the stand under cross-examination.
The Trials Of Dr. Death
S1, EP80 "Doctor Defends His Actions"Doctor Jack Kevorkian testified that he hoped Merian Frederick and Dr. Ali Khalili would not go through with their deaths, even to the end; he had said he just wanted to end their suffering.
The Trials Of Dr. Death
S1, EP79 "Debate On Medical And Legal Terms"Dr. Jack Kevorkian critiqued the way doctors approach their sick patients; he said they rarely try to alleviate pain and suffering as he did for Dr. Ali Khalili, Merian Frederick and others.
The Trials Of Dr. Death
S1, EP78 "Defendant Faces Cross-Examination"The jury learned a lot about the field of pathology and the role of a pathologist; that's what Dr. Jack Kevorkian did before he retired; he already had his license revoked when he was there during the suicides of Dr. Ali Khalili and Merian Frederick.
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