2016-17 Law Review Symposium: Quinlan at 40 - Afternoon Session
Document Type
Video
Date
Fall 11-11-2016
Abstract
It has been forty years since the Supreme Court of New Jersey decided the landmark case, In Re Quinlan. Quinlan was the first major judicial decision to hold that life-sustaining medical treatments may be discontinued, even if the patient lacks capacity. At this year’s symposium, experts in law, medicine, and bioethics will discuss how law and science have evolved and how those changes affect the decisions of patients, surrogates, healthcare lawyers, and healthcare providers.
Michele Goodwin - Pregnancy - 00:06:00
Mary Crossley - Disability - 00:18:00
Marshall Kapp - Elderly - 00:51:57
Sylvia Caley & Samantha Johnson - EOL Decision Making in Georgia - 01:50:00
Institutional Repository Citation
Michele Goodwin, Mary Crossley, Marshall Kapp & Sylvia Caley,
2016-17 Law Review Symposium: Quinlan at 40 - Afternoon Session,
Center for Law, Health and Society Events
56
(2016)
https://readingroom.law.gsu.edu/health_events/56