Exploring the evolution of Medical Assistance in Dying legislation in Canada through the lens of constitutional dialogue theory
This course examines the development of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) laws in Canada, focusing on the interplay between judicial decisions and legislative responses. Key topics include: dialogue theory in constitutional law; the Carter v. Canada case; Bill C-14 and subsequent legislative changes; and ongoing debates in MAiD policy. Designed for lawyers, healthcare professionals, and policy makers with a basic understanding of Canadian constitutional law.
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