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Constitutional law--can a "life advocate" impair the constitutional right to reject life-prolonging medical treatment?--In re Jobes, 210 N.J.Super. 543, 510 A.2d 133.
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What criteria should guide decision makers for incompetent patients?
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Changing Roman Catholic attitudes toward termination of life-sustaining treatments.
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Medical ethics in the courtroom: the need for scrutiny.
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Withdrawing nutritional life support: a constitutional right or murder?
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Jersey advocate sees a peril in life-support cases.
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Wishes of patient in refusing care backed in Jersey.
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"Two steps forward, one step back": an analysis of New Jersey's latest "right-to-die" decisions.
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Moral reasoning and legal change: observations on the termination of medical treatment and the development of law.
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Euthanasia: a historical overview.
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Whose right is it anyway? Individualism, community, and the right to die: a commentary on the New Jersey experience.
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In thunder, lightning or in rain: what three doctors can do.
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From the families...
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The significance of the legacy of Karen Ann Quinlan.
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In the matter of Nancy Ellen Jobes.
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From Quinlan to Jobes: the courts and the PVS patient.
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Nutrition and hydration as elective therapy: Brophy and Jobes from an ethical and historical perspective.
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