After Carter v. Canada

Jocelyn Downie

After Carter v. Canada

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Abstract

When it recently struck down the Criminal Code prohibitions on physician-assisted dying, the Supreme Court of Canada gave federal and provincial legislatures 12 months to craft new legislation to meet the conditions set out in its landmark ruling.

Original language	Canadian English
Publication status	Published - Feb. 24 2015

Keywords

physician-assisted dying
end of life
regulated assisted-dying
Supreme Court of Canada

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Health Law and Policy

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After Carter v. Canada

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