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1. Assisted suicide and euthanasia: the cases are in the pipeline.

Author

Kamisar Y

Subjects
Advisory Committees, Civil Rights, Ethics, Guidelines as Topic, Humans, Physicians, Prognosis, Right to Die, Terminal Care, Terminally Ill, United States, Wedge Argument, Euthanasia, Euthanasia, Active, Voluntary, Jurisprudence, Public Policy, Suicide, Assisted
Published
1994

2. "Right to die" -- good slogan, fuzzy thinking.

Author

Kamisar Y

Subjects
Civil Rights, Criminal Law, Humans, Medical Futility, Physicians, Suicide, Terminology as Topic, Treatment Refusal, United States, Value of Life, Withholding Treatment, Euthanasia, Euthanasia, Active, Voluntary, Euthanasia, Passive, Freedom, Homicide, Jurisprudence, Personal Autonomy, Right to Die, Suicide, Assisted
Published
1993

3. Active vs. passive euthanasia: why keep the distinction?

Author

Kamisar Y

Subjects
Ethics, Euthanasia, Active, Voluntary, Homicide, Humans, Jurisprudence, Life Support Care, Pain, Physicians, Public Opinion, Quality of Life, Right to Die, Suicide, Assisted, Terminal Care, Terminally Ill, United States, Value of Life, Withholding Treatment, Euthanasia, Euthanasia, Active, Euthanasia, Passive, Intention, Motivation, Public Policy
Published
1993

4. The limits of mercy: going gently, with dignity An unraveling of morality.

Author

Vorenberg J and Kamisar Y

Subjects
Criminal Law, Ethics, Homicide, Humans, Legislation as Topic, Physician's Role, State Government, Washington, Wedge Argument, Euthanasia, Euthanasia, Active, Euthanasia, Active, Voluntary, Jurisprudence, Public Policy, Right to Die, Suicide, Assisted, Terminally Ill
Published
1991

5. When is there a constitutional "right to die"? When is there no constitutional "right to live"

Author

Kamisar Y

Subjects
Advance Directives, Civil Rights, Cost-Benefit Analysis, Death, Dementia, Euthanasia, Active, Voluntary, Family, Food, Freedom, Homicide, Humans, Mental Competency, Nutritional Support, Persistent Vegetative State, Personal Autonomy, Physicians, Public Policy, Risk, Risk Assessment, Supreme Court Decisions, Third-Party Consent, Treatment Refusal, United States, Value of Life, Ventilators, Mechanical, Decision Making, Ethics, Euthanasia, Euthanasia, Active, Euthanasia, Passive, Jurisprudence, Life Support Care, Quality of Life, Reference Standards, Right to Die, Wedge Argument, Withholding Treatment
Published
1991

11. "Right to Die"-- Good Slogan, Fuzzy Thinking.

Author

Kamisar, Yale

Subjects
RIGHT to die, SUICIDE, EUTHANASIA, ASSISTED suicide, CRIMINAL law
Abstract

Presents the author's opinion on the term right to die. Information on other rights being associated by people in the U.S. with the right to die; Factors that led to the decriminalization of both suicide and attempted suicide; Difference between assisted suicide and active voluntary euthanasia.

Published
1993

12. CORRESPONDENCE.

Author

Kamisar, Yale, Cugini, John, Fox, Howard, Wilentz, Sean, Lloyd-Jones, Hugh, and Frank, Norma R.

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor, *EUTHANASIA, *MEDICAL ethics, *COMMUNISM, *RIGHT & left (Political science), BRITISH politics & government, 1979-1997
Abstract

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. Response to the debate on the issue of euthanasia as discussed in the November 27, 1989 article, "Feeling No Pain"; Support of the claim in the December 4, 1989 article, "Who Killed Communism?" that neither former U.S. President Ronald Reagan nor anyone else on the American right ended communism; Praise for Alan Ryan's offer of a left-wing academic's attitude toward the British government in the December 4, 1989 article, "Scholar Slip".

Published
1990

13. Active Euthanasia.

Author

Smith, Cheryl K. and Kamisar, Yale

Subjects
*EUTHANASIA, *TERMINALLY ill
Abstract

Presents opposing arguments on the legalization of active euthanasia in the U.S. Matter-of-choice argument; Preservation of traditional restraints; Making euthanasia more widely available to the terminally ill.

Published
1993

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