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(autonomy, Justice, nonmaleficence, Autonomy, Pluralism) - Coggle Diagram

- - - - while the object of the ban was to protect vulnerable persons from being induced to commit suicide, the prohibition itself catches people outside the class of protected people. Thus, the original prohibition can be viewed as an unbalanced framework that promoted justice, that is, protecting the vulnerable, over principles of autonomy, limiting the rights of individuals arbitrarily and in an overbroad manner not connected to the original objective
      - overruling the ban was a clear extension on the principle of patient autonomy to include not just decisions over life, but decisions over death and end of life
      - Others argue that the right to life protects personal autonomy and fundamental notions of self-determination and dignity, and therefore includes the right to determine whether to take one’s own life