Terminal Illness, Intolerable Suffering, a Bad Death, Loss of Autonomy: Where to Next for Assisted Dying’s Burgeoning Inclusion Criteria – A Duty to Die?
<p id="p1">This work explores the arguments by those favouring a change in the law in support of physician assisted suicide (PAS) in England and Wales. It focuses on the criteria most often cited for justifying a change in the law, notably terminal illness, intolerable suffering, a bad death and aut...
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2025
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