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    Within the field of Criminal Justice the understanding of ethics and its sub characteristics is an important aspect that inexperienced law officials must obtain. Ethics, unknowingly to some, molds and attributes to the actions and lifestyles held by individuals. A situation is presented to an inexperience law official, where the individual must determine an action based on intellectual reasoning. The official is invited for an evening meal along with a fellow member of law. As the meal ends it…

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    incurable disease and when the physician could have tried something else but didn 't and then it 's considered a murder. The bigger question is the physicians trained in making this ethical decision of respecting patient autonomy or following their Hippocratic oath of helping and saving patients. "The central moral issues in the euthanasia/PAS debate are whether it is ever right to take one 's own life and whether it is ever right for a physician to take the life of a patient who requests it"…

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    On June 17 2016 Canada’s Supreme Court passed Bill C-14, which made physician assisted dying legal. Thus meaning that those wanting to commit suicide can legally obtain the help of a physician to ensure the process is done safely and properly. It is important to note the difference between euthanasia and assisted suicide. In assisted suicide the person wanting to die commits the act themselves but a physician is allowed to provide knowledge, means or both to ensure the process is done…

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    Euthanasia is the practice of giving a lethal dose of medicine with the intention of ending a life. Euthanasia is a difficult decision for all who are involved. Although it is only legal in five states, physicians still perform the procedure. There are many reasons ill people could decide to have an assisted-suicide, but becoming a burden on their family is a major reason. The fear of losing control is a patient’s final push to euthanasia, but many still question the morals of the practice.…

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    Running head: Legalizing Marijuana Legalizing Marijuana Zack Summers Nashville State Community College Author Note This paper was prepared for Psychology 1030,taught by Professor Maggie Wharton, Fall 2014 Legalizing Marijuana Practical uses for marijuana, also known as hemp and cannabis, can be traced back as far as 2700 B.C. in China. Additionally, in the world’s oldest pharmacopoeia, also from China, drug recipes for more than 100 ailments including, gout, rheumatism, malaria,…

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    Supreme Court ruled that prisoners were entitled to receive adequate medical care, effectively creating prisoners’ rights to health care” (Kahn, 2003). It is called the Hippocratic Oath which is a requirement for all physicians to take. It is crucial that every individual must be taken care of with the same respect as any other individual. Physicians must be open minded to the circumstances that they will be put in. Even if…

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    As humanity continues to progress further as a species, knowledge of science and progress in the fields of medicine, psychiatry, and pharmacology will continuously impact the ability by which the pharmaceutical manufacturers can continue to provide sources of medicine. As global population will continue to rise yearly, more people in the future will require more medicine to provide for those who are medically prescribed. Though particular drugs are manufactured with certain psychoactive…

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    Out of hospital medical care is a constantly evolving concept. This especially rings true for resuscitations situations, as higher quality interventions and knowledge become more readily available. Although these benefits cannot be disputed, the paramedic more often than not can be put in a unique ethical and legal predicament. Before any attempt at resuscitation the paramedic must consider five ethical principles in order to determine whether the course of action is ethically acceptable in this…

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    Dignity And Suicide

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    Introduction Today’s societies are developing at a faster rate than thought humanly possible with new technological and medical advancements unearthed each day. Despite such progress, however, the world today is advancing, many regions of the world still struggle with an archaic controversy that has plagued mankind for centuries. Physician assisted suicide is the doctoral practice of intentionally providing someone with the means to commit suicide. This is includes, but is not limited to, the…

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    Case: Dr. Smith, was a practicing physician in a small town. He was looking after Hansen's family from the birth of their 2 children. One afternoon Mrs Hansen came to the office with her oldest son, Jacob, who was 15 years of age. The kid was under Dr. Smith care from the birth, he knew this bright boy very well. Recently he advised his mom that he will start seeing the boy alone without mom supervision in the exam room. Mom wasn't happy about it but Dr. Smith advised her that at his age it is…

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