Justice committee  The doctors also have a right to freedom of conscience, and a doctor who feels that he or she should not do that for his or her own conviction and for the good of the patient should not be obliged to do it and should not be obliged, either, to refer to someone who will do it, as

Justice committee  The first point is with regard to the absence of creation of a charter right. The court recognized that the rights to life and security of those persons who sought medical aid in dying were at issue. The court stated that these rights are attacked, if you wish, or infringed by th

Justice committee  Thank you, Mr. Chairman. As you know, I'm a lawyer with over 40 years' experience in computer and telecom law, so you might be wondering what I'm doing here. I'm here because I've assisted many terminally ill persons, beginning with my wife, who died of cancer at age 37 in 1985