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Savona has written against Saskatchewan farmer Robert Latimer's decision to kill his severely disabled daughter, an act that some in the Canadian media described as a mercy killing.

Two years later, he criticized efforts to promote judicial lenience for Robert Latimer, a Saskatchewan man who was found guilty of murdering his severely handicapped daughter in what some described as a mercy killing.

Historically, laws against suicide and mercy killing have developed from religious doctrine: for example, the claim that only God has the right to determine when a person will die.

His 1991 essay in The New York Times, "A Question of Mercy", describes how he was drawn into a mercy killing situation at a time well before Jack Kevorkian made physician-assisted suicide a subject of heated national debate.

Given that Van Hoddis was Jewish, an Expressionist writer, and also mentally ill (which then meant in Germany that he was subject to "mercy killing"), his murder in Nazi Germany was almost guaranteed.

The basis of this argument was that the murder was committed as a type of mercy killing.

The case had sparked an intense national debate as to the ethics of what was claimed as a mercy killing.

Psylocke eventually realises this is an attempt by Matsu'o to goad her into performing a mercy killing on him.