Operation Wolf
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010
Where are these people should be accommodated?
Convicted Killer Wants State to pay for sex change BOSTON (AP) – A man sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his wife, a federal judge asked the state to pay for a sex-change operation in order to refuse on the grounds that it amounts Operation on cruel and unusual punishment. A psychiatrist testified Tuesday that he believes Robert Kosilek – who now goes by Michelle – commits suicide when state corrections officials to refuse to allow surgery and Kosilek is unable to complete restructuring into a woman. Kosilek, 57, was strangled his wife, Cheryl, convicted in 1990. In 2002, U.S. District Judge Mark Wolf ruled Kosilek was the treatment for gender identity disorder with the title, but he stopped short of ordering the state for a sex change To pay for surgery. Since then, Kosilek has participated psychotherapy, female hormone treatments and laser hair removal. Wingnut It's ok, it's understandable.
He should be placed exactly where he was when he received his sentence – for men. He forfeited his rights when someone else's life – a withdrawal of their highest Law. I would say that death by strangulation is a rather cruel and unusual punishment for his wife. Strangling is a terrible, painful, slow way to die. It is not the responsibility of the state treat for him to handle payments for non-essential operations, or to him with kid gloves. If he wants to Circle of complete travesty by providing a longer life – his own – he do it gladly.
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