Tag: Assisted Dying

• Should judges decide on the right to die?

  In an 8 October 2018 letter to The Times newspaper, Nigel Biggar offered an incisive response calling into question Baroness Mallalieu’s insistence that the courts rather than parliament is the proper locus for the adjudication of the public right to assisted dying. See the Letters to the Editor here. For more information on the Assisted Dying (No. 2) Bill…

  Nigel Biggar

  10th October 2018

  Assisted Suicide

  Articles, Assisted Dying, Letter to the Editor, News, The Times

• Death by Degrees

  

  Following the Second Reading of Lord Falconer’s Assisted Dying Bill in the House of Lords last month, Prof. Nigel Biggar has contributed to a recent exchange of letters on physician-assisted suicide in today’s edition of the London Times.

  Nigel Biggar

  11th August 2015

  Assisted Suicide

  Assisted Dying, Letter to the Editor, London Times, News