
Right to Die: The Law of End-of-Life Decisionmaking, Third Edition


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The Right to Die, Third Edition analyzes the statutory and case law surrounding the profound issues of end-of-life decisionmaking. Whether the situation calls for long-term planning or quick, unexpected decisionmaking, this cogent, one source treatise guides you through all the available channels for helping your clients reach the ultimate resolution.
This comprehensive edition guides general practitioners, elder law, health law, and health care professionals through complex issues pertaining to passive and active hastening of death and such subsequent statutes as The Oregon Death with Dignity Act. Also covered in the Third Edition are such issues as:
- Civil and Criminal liability for such efforts
- Do-not-resuscitate orders
- Advance directives
- Health care powers of attorney
- Palliative medical care
- Decisionmaking for children and newborns
- Surrogate decisionmaking statutes
- Resolution in a clinical versus a court setting
- And much more
Note: Online subscriptions are for three-month periods.
Pages | 1278 |
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Last Updated | 06/05/2020 |
Update Frequency | Semi-annually |
Product Line | Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. |
ISBN | 9780735546653 |
SKU | 10045752-7777 |
Publish Frequency | Semi-annually |
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Product Line | Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. |
SKU | 000000000010066292 |
- What is the Right to Die
- Nature and Sources of the Right to Die
- The Appropriate Forum for End-of-Life Decisionmaking: Courts or Clinical Settings
- Decisionmaking Standards for Incompetent Patients
- Limitations on End-of-Life Decisionmaking
- Application of End-of-Life Principles to Particular Treatments and Illnesses
- Advance Directives
- Surrogate (Family)Decisionmaking Statutes
- Decisionmaking for Children
- Decisionmaking for Handicapped Newborns
- Civil Liability
- Criminal Liability: Assisted Suicide and Active Euthanasia
- The Problem of 'Futile' Medical Treatment


