End-of-Life Choice in New Zealand's Parliament and Courts
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Geddis, A. (2015). End-of-life choice in New Zealand's parliament and courts. Public Law Review, 26, 237-241.
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Abstract:
The issue variously termed “euthanasia”, “assisted suicide” or “aid in dying” repeatedly has been raised in New Zealand. In this article, the author considers the legislative attempts to permit it and the treatment of the issue by New Zealand courts. In particular, the author considers the New Zealand High Court case of Seales v Attorney-General.
Date:
2015
Publisher:
Thomson Reuters
Pages:
237-241
Keywords:
Assisted suicide; Euthanasia; Aid in dying; Criminal law; Seales v Attorney-General; New Zealand
Research Type:
Journal Article
Languages:
English
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