choose to end someone else's life than to choose to end your own. Seems kind of back wards to me. I too believe in a person's right to choose their own demise in the case of a debilitating and painful illness. If GZ had been assisting a suicide of Trayvon, he probably would have been convicted.

I do applaud you for trying to think outside of the box though.

I suspect insurance companies would find a way out of paying the policy of someone who was killed in the process of 'committing a crime'.

...the Florida justice system even more.

It is rather dark though....

why not just borrow the gun and blow your brains out?

Some have exclusions for suicide. Unless you're saying do it but let the other person claim they did it in self defense? That's actually even better because then they don't have to deal with the guilt of having actually done it, even if you wanted them to.

Of course, suicidal people, like everyone else, have a history. If someone has a history of depression or life events that would cause or exacerbate it, rather than a history of violence the person claiming self defense might open themselves to a charge of conspiracy to commit insurance fraud. I'm pretty sure insurance companies would pursue that.