The legal dilemma of stopping artificial feeding

Cruzan v. Harmon 7660 S.W.2d 408 (Mo, 1988), cert. granted 109 S. Ct. 3240 (1989)

See generally, Baird RM , Rosenbaum S. eds.: Euthanasia: The moral issues. Prometheus Books, Buffalo, NY, 1989

Supra at n.1

In re Quinlan 7O N.J. 10,355A2d6647(1976)

Concern for dying: The living will and other advanced directives. Concern for Dying, New York, 1986

III. Rev. Stat. 1987, ch. 1101/2 par. 804-1 et seq.

For example, see In re Estate of Prange, 121 Ill. 2d570 (1988)

Conn. Gen. Stat. sec. 19a-570-575 (Supp. 1989)

F.S.A. see 382.085, 382.085 (4), F.S.A. Const. Art. 1, sec. 23

Miller RM : Force-feeding the dying: An act of kindness or cruelty. American Journal of Hospice Care 1989;6(6):13-13

Glantz LH : Withholding and withdrawing treatment: The role of the criminal law. Law, Medicine, and Health Care 1987;4(15) Winter

Supra at n.1. see the Cruzan case for a detailed review of the case law in this area

Glantz LH ,Bush administration participation permitted in right-to-die case. Medical Liability Advisory Service. November, 1989;103-104

In re Estate of Longeway, Illinois Supreme Court Docket No. 67318-November 1988

McConnell v. Beverly Enterprises 209 Conn. 6692 (1989)