An Act to amend the Criminal Code and to make related amendments to other Acts (medical assistance in dying)
C-14 (42)
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Principles-based Recommendations for a Canadian Approach to Assisted Dying. February Carter v. Canada (Attorney General), 2015 SCC Government of Canada moves motion to amend Bill C-14 - Medical Assistance in Dying Charter Statement - Bill C-14:
An Act to amend the Criminal Code and to make related amendments to other Acts (medical assistance in dying) Government shares considerations behind its proposed approach to medical assistance in dying Le concept d'autonomie dans l'arrêt « Carter c.
Canada » : au-delà du libre-choix MAID in Canada? : debating the constitutionality of Canada's new medical assistance in dying law Dialogue, remedies, and positive rights : Carter v Canada as a microcosm for past and future issues under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms Opinion - Parliament on verge of making dying ‘all that messier’ Medical assistance in dying: Canadian registry recommendations An ethical-legal analysis of medical assistance in dying for those with mental illness Canada and US going opposite directions on conscientious objection for doctors Interpreting Canada's medical assistance in dying legislation L'échéancier parlementaire et le renvoi de lois fédérales à la Cour : réévaluer le projet de loi C-14 Parliamentary timing and federal legislation referred to courts : reconsidering C-14 Assisted death in Canada : an exploration of the constitutionality of Bill C-14 Sudden death: Deconstructing the Justice Minister's approach to medical aid in dying following Canada's federal election.
Foreseeably unclear : the meaning of the 'reasonably foreseeable' criterion for access to medical assistance in dying in Canada Euthanasia by organ donation Trying and dying : are some wishes at the end of life better than others?
Questioning POLST : practical and religious issues Legalizing assisted dying : cross purposes and unintended consequences Physicians' attitudes, concerns, and procedural understanding of medical aid-in-dying in Vermont A comparative analysis of voluntariness safegurards and review procedure under Oregon and Netherlands' physician assisted dying laws Assisted dying, suspended declarations, and dialogue's time Kelley, Geoffrey Medical Assistance in Dying After Carter: Developing a "Trialogue Theory" Framework Carter c.
Canada : l'arrêt de la Cour suprême du Canada sur le recours à l'aide d'un médecin pour mourir Carter v. Canada : the Supreme Court of Canada's decision on assisted dying Legislative background : medical assistance in dying (Bill C-14) Contexte législatif : aide médicale à mourir (projet de loi C-14) Health providers react to Bill C-14 Appeal court ruling heaps doubt on viability of assisted death bill Should assisted dying for psychiatric disorders be legalized in Canada ?
Assisted dying laws around the world Lois sur l'aide à mourir dans le monde Assisted suicide in Australia : on the brink A conscience-based human right to be "Doctor Death" Safeguarding against abuse What is unbearable?; The right to die Doctors left to define foreseeable death in new law Alzheimer's : while we still can The editorial Rebooting Canadian democracy The sunniest way Doctor-assisted dying in the Netherlands : between life and death.
Dialogue between the Court and Parliament : a recent charter trilogy Dialogue between the Court and Parliament : a recent charter trilogy Uncertainty over MAiD likely to continue L'aide médicale à mourir à la croisée des chemins : perspectives de droit comparé à la suite de l’arrêt Carter Medical aid in dying : what matters most ? Police in Britain increasingly turn a blind eye to assisted suicide Carter, medical aid in dying, and mature minors Assisted-dying demand concentrated in four provinces 'This is no way to live'