摘要:Is there a right to die? This question has been asked frequently by researchers in all areas. Those in the criminal sphere discuss whether there was a basis for such a response. Coined in a realistic and critical school of criminal law, conglobante criminal system view has gained prominence by reinforcing the idea of limiting punitive state. In general, it has been that the legal system can not be contradictory to each other, allowing and prohibiting certain conduct at the same time. It seems clear that the withholding or withdrawal of treatments eminently futile, according to medical evaluation and the person concerned not to offend any of the criminal laws, which, by definition, are an exception within the universe of permissible conduct.
其他摘要:Is there a right to die? This question has been asked frequently by researchers in all areas. Those in the criminal sphere discuss whether there was a basis for such a response. Coined in a realistic and critical school of criminal law, conglobante criminal system view has gained prominence by reinforcing the idea of limiting punitive state. In general, it has been that the legal system can not be contradictory to each other, allowing and prohibiting certain conduct at the same time. It seems clear that the withholding or withdrawal of treatments eminently futile, according to medical evaluation and the person concerned not to offend any of the criminal laws, which, by definition, are an exception within the universe of permissible conduct.