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A convicted murderer in Idaho is said to be on hunger strike. Can a court force him to eat?

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COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho – Former ISP Trooper Daniel Howard has refused to eat since being convicted for murdering his wife in late March. His purported hunger strike poses a number of legal questions, including whether he could be forcibly fed.

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A convicted murderer in Idaho is said to be on hunger strike. Can a court force him to eat?

14 days ago·Spokane, United States

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