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Assisted dying : reflections on the need for law reform
Assisted dying : reflections on the need for law reform is a book. It was written by Sheila McLean and published by RoutledgeCavendish in 2007.
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- author: Sheila McLean
- publication date: 2007
- book publisher: RoutledgeCavendish
- book series: unknown
- earliest publication dates: unknown, unknown
- book subjects: Euthanasia-Law and legislation-Great Britain, Right to die-Law and legislation-Great Britain
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"Assisted dying : reflections on the need for law reform" is one of the books by Sheila McLean, books by RoutledgeCavendish and 2,617,384 books in our database.
- Isbn: 1844720551/1844720543
- Language: English
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