LAST RITES OR RIGHTS AT LAST: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A RIGHT TO DIE IN IRISH CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
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HANAFIN, P., LAST RITES OR RIGHTS AT LAST: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A RIGHT TO DIE IN IRISH CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. JOURNAL OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND FAMILY LAW, THE, Vol. 18, no. 4 (1996), p. 429-444.
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55915
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SIIS R.474
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Bioética, Deontología, Derechos humanos, Eutanasia, Medicina legal, Normativa, Irlanda
Bioética, Deontología, Derechos humanos, Eutanasia, Medicina legal, Normativa, Irlanda
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