Legal problems hit bid to extradite assisted suicide activist

Attempts to extradite an American right-to-die activist over the alleged assisted suicide of a woman in Dublin over five years ago has hit a legal quagmire, an inquest heard today.

Legal problems hit bid to extradite assisted suicide activist

Attempts to extradite an American right-to-die activist over the alleged assisted suicide of a woman in Dublin over five years ago has hit a legal quagmire, an inquest heard today.

Rosemary Toole Gilhooley, 49, from Dalkey, Co Dublin, died in a rented house in Donnybrook in January 2002.

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