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Clear definition of death, accommodation of religious beliefs needed, says lawyer in life support case

By Terry Davidson ( November 20, 2017, 9:11 AM EST) -- When it comes to defining death, legislators and courts should be making the laws — not doctors, says a lawyer acting in the case of an Ontario woman declared brain dead but still moving and still “alive” in the eyes of her devout Christian family....

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