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“Assisted Dying” Bill – Is it really democractic?

“Assisted Dying” Bill – Is it really democractic?

As I write, Lord Falconer’s “Assisted Dying” Bill is currently scheduled to be debated in the House of Lords this coming Friday, 18thJuly 2014. In this first of a series of posts I wish to examine some of the many problematic aspects of the proposed legislation. This first post will focus on the democratic and legislative issues with the Bill.

The Godzdogz team consists of student brothers studying at Blackfriars Studium in Oxford.