Constitutional law expert represented State in opposing Graham Dwyer data case
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The public view on this controversial issue seems to be changing. But should the law?
A new Bill has reopened the debate about the right of doctors to assist the terminally ill end their lives at a time of their choosing
Gino Kenny says assisted dying ‘not about ending life but ending suffering’
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The judges did not shirk their responsibility to act as guardians of constitutional rights, but neither did they arrogate political power to themselves
High Court ruled for Angela Kerins as Public Accounts Committee legal action ‘raised issues of public importance’
Right-to-die activist died in 2013 after a long battle with MS
Doctors say prognosis dire, but family may oppose HSE move to withhold treatment
Tom Curran says drug helped keep his wife alive as she suffered from multiple sclerosis
Unbearable suffering and assisted suicide are far from the only options at the end of life
Tom Curran still fears Garda investigation into his role in assisting his wife to die
Mr Justice Nicholas Kearns issues warning to courts on final day on the bench
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