Who Argued That the Right to Die as One Chooses

question 32

Multiple Choice

Who argued that the right to die as one chooses and when one chooses is a fundamental human right that cannot be regulated by the state?

• A) Szasz and Linehan
• B) Linehan and Shneidman
• C) Durkheim and Shneidman
• D) Kevorkian and Szasz

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