When it comes to organ donation, it would be hard for one to argue against the donation of a vital organ to aid another patient in need. According to the Dead Donor Rule, the patient donating the organ must be considered dead before obtaining the organ. The criteria for death is having suffered brain death and hence are declared dead by neurological criteria. Some claim brain death is not the same as biological death. Therefore the Dead Donor Rule should be abandoned or reevaluated. On the other hand, others argue that since brain dead patients do not have any feelings or interests at that point, with the consent of the patient, organ donation should continue. In this presentation we will argue that if the patient has given consent, the criteria
