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Judge Horace Krever, top left, of the Ontario Supreme Court, asks who has the right to say a handicapped life is not worth living.
Judge Horace Krever, top left, of the Ontario Supreme Court, asks who has the right to say a handicapped life is not worth living.

Judge Horace Krever, top left, of the Ontario Supreme Court, asks who has the right to say a handicapped life is not worth living.

Date1/1/1976
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  • Judge Horace Krever, top left, of the Ontario Supreme Court, asks who has the right to say a handicapped life is not worth living.
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    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0060596F
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