Abstract
This paper explores the common argument proposed by opponents of the legalization of euthanasia that permitting ending a patient's life at their request will lead to the eventual legalization of terminating life without request. The author's examination of data does not support the conclusion that a causal connection exists between legalizing ending of life on request and an increase in the number of cases without request.
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