Cade's Law: Arizona Bill Targets Suicide Encouragement
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Cades Law: Arizonas New Suicide Prevention Bill - Arizonas House Bill 2665, known as Cades Law, is on its way to Governor Katie Hobbs desk. This bill targets adults who give advice or encouragement leading a minor to suicide, making it a class two felony with a presumed five-year prison term and up to $150,000 in fines. The law honors Cade Keller, a 16-year-old from Phoenix who took his own life after adults knew of his plans but didnt intervene. Cades mom pushed for the bill, and OHSO Brewery in Arcadia hosts Cades Day to raise funds for his scholarship.
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