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Judicial Morality

March 22nd, 2009

Your right to life does not mean you have the right to be kept alive.

I bear in mind that OT is a unique human being. His life is valuable.

But OT does not have the right to be kept alive in all circumstances.

OT has the right to life. OT does not have the right to be kept alive.

– Mrs Justice Parker, the judge who ruled that the hospital has the right to disconnect OT’s life support, talks about OT’s “right to life”.

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