MI v. KEVORKIAN (1994)
Dr. Jack Kevorkian, dubbed 'Dr. Death,' is on trial for the assisted suicide of 30-year-old Thomas Hyde. Prosecutors claim Kevorkian helped Hyde, who was in the advanced stages of Lou Gehrig's disease, kill himself by breathing in carbon monoxide through a device created by the former doctor.
MI v. KEVORKIAN (1994)
1-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Opening Statements
2-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Inspector James Arthurs
3-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Dr. Bader Cassin
4-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Dr. Bader Cassin PT2
5-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Officer Anita Banks
6-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Officers Lonnie Lane & John Green
7-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Sgt. Kenneth Day
8-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Dr. Harold Klawans
9-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Sean Hyde
10-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Neil Nickel
11-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Dr. Barry Bealick
12-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Kelvin Thurman
13-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Dr. Stanley Levy
14-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: OPJ: Cheryl Gayle
15-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Dr. David Schwartz
16-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Margo Janus
17-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Jack Kevorkian
18-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Jack Kevorkian PT2
19-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: OPJ: Edward Rose
20-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Heidi Fernandez
21-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Edward Rose
22-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Outside the Presence of the Jury
23-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Prosecution Closing Argument
24-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Defense Closing Argument
25-MI v. Kevorkian 1994: Prosecution Rebuttal & Jury Instructions
