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Dennis M. Donovan,Daniel R. Kivlahan,R. Dale Walkerion on the legal and ethical aspects of euthanasia in Germany. Arguing for a “right to die,” people talked in terms of a “dignified death,” “the senselessness of incurable suffering,” and the overall cost to society at large. However, the change in criminal legislation that was sought was not brough

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Dora B. Goldsteinion on the legal and ethical aspects of euthanasia in Germany. Arguing for a “right to die,” people talked in terms of a “dignified death,” “the senselessness of incurable suffering,” and the overall cost to society at large. However, the change in criminal legislation that was sought was not brough

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Thomas O. Pitts,David H. Van Thielegalize euthana­ sia have begun building. "Terminal Illness, Assistance with Dying," a California ballot initiative for the No­ vember 1992 election, might for the first time in modem history legalize euthanasia and assisted suicide by physicians. Similar initiatives are planned in other states. To