Abstract

The limits of the disposal of one’s own body, individual organs and tissues are not clearly regulated by law, and therefore there are many difficulties in legal realization. Especially problematic is the use of organs after death for another person. In the case of various personal (somatic) rights, despite the lack of a full legal mechanism of their action, you can always starting out from the will of the individual, his individual rights. However, after the death loss of the ability of this volitional aspect and expression of their legitimate interest. We reveal the features and problems of personal (somatic) human rights in the key of cadaveric organ donorship. We analyze current Russian legislation and these norms application practice, we note shortcomings and imperfections of legal regulation of the area of organs removal after the death of a person. In addition, we investigate the religious and dogmatic nature content of acts for the relation to transplantology. We pay particular attention to the presumed consent analysis on removal of organs after death. Also we note the advantages and disadvantages of such a legislative setting. Conclusions about the such rights protection options are formed and the need to create an effective mechanism for the realization of the right of each participant in such relations is emphasized. Based on some foreign countries study experience, we propose an options for the development and improvement of cadaveric donation regulation.

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