Overall, I think that Dr. Kevorkian was doing nothing but his job. With approval from Mr. Youk’s closest family members, I do not see how this procedure could have affected anyone else besides the small party involved. Although an observer may not have agreed with Dr. Kevorkian’s specific line of work, unless it is them or their family member who is ill, I do not see how anyone should have a right to voice their opinion to the point where it causes legal action such as confinement- when no felony has taken place. Nonetheless, the only objection I had when reading this case was the fact that Michigan law stated there wasn't allowance of assisted suicide; however, I do not know the back story with why this procedure couldn't have been moved over
