Robert A. Sedler has spent a lifetime studying and promoting civil rights. In this discussion, he will examine the legal, medical, and social issues relating to the hastening of death by the terminally ill and the broader questions concerning the extent to which the State may limit the freedom of individuals to give and receive assistance.

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