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Medical Ethics and the Death Penalty
Hastings Center Report 20 (3):12-18 (1990)
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Moral opposition by medical professionals to participation in the process of sentencing for capital crimes, including refusals to provide medical treatment, may compromise the integrity of the legal process.Other Versions
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