A more recent case in canadian politics is euthanasia. Euthanasia became legal as of June 2016 to relieve the suffering of grievously ill adults. There is considerable arguments for and against this issue as it involves a tumultuous legal process and review panels that work on case by case basis’. An argument for could be the value of individual autonomy over one’s body. The right of individual autonomy is reflected in the decisions that have been taken by the Supreme Court of Canada since 1982, when a Charter of Right and Freedom was established in Canada’s Constitution. This concept of individual autonomy is fundamental to the common law. The primary argument against assisted suicide is the fear that assistance with suicide will be administered
