... pain, suffering, and inevitable death. Because of the 1990 Supreme Court ruling in Cruzan v. Director, patients can now refuse all methods of life support. They can also choose to die by starvation, dehydration, or asphyxiation, none of which are considered methods of suicide, in the eyes of the law (Harrow 72-73). So what is considered assisted suicide? For one, the writing ... a country that was founded on the basis of religious freedom, there should not be any laws that may conflict with a person's beliefs (Harrow 73-74). Many people are against the legalizing of euthanasia, because ...

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