The Debate on Euthanasia and its Legal Progress Around the World
Life expectancy has dramatically increased in industrialised countries, meaning that euthanasia is now a subject that both a very protected and a sensitive.
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Morning Headlines 6/1/2015
Each morning we scour the news to find the most relevant headlines relating to the law and student life. We also include interesting legal reads. Improve your commercial awareness with our daily roundup, 5 days a week and straight to…
Last Greatest Freedom – Assisted Dying Bill
In this article, Suk Chyi Khoo looks at the Assisted Dying Bill and the controversy such a Bill has caused. She looks at the arguments surrounding the Bill, the status of it and what it means for the status of…
Two Sides of Assisted Dying
Leila Moran takes a look at the controversial issue of assisted suicide and how the bill currently going through the House of Lords could change this.
Morning Briefing 17/9/2014
Each morning we scour the news to find the most relevant headlines relating to the law and student life. We also include interesting legal reads. Improve your commercial awareness with our daily roundup, 5 days a week and straight to…
Legal News for 12/02/2014
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Weekend Edition: Week of December 2nd
Welcome to The Student Lawyer Weekend Edition. Every Saturday, we'll bring you some of the best and most important articles of the past seven days. Think of it as a collection of some of our favorite pieces that you may…
Euthanasia or Strive to Keep Alive?
Tessa Craythorne discusses the current position and debate over euthanasia, the consequent tension with human rights and the attempts at legalisation.
World Suicide Prevention Day: South Africa and Euthanasia
Maud Kadye looks at the decision of the United Nations to hold a world suicide prevention day on the 10 September, while also educating on euthanasia as a whole. She also explains the important story of Sean Davidson and the…
The Tony Nicklinson Case – What Next for the Right to Die?
Amy Wills explains the details of the judgment in the recent case of Tony Nicklinson and the right to die for those with degenerative illnesses, and considers what is next for the parties involved.