Can judges make end-of-life decisions?
Sal5
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A friend on mines her son has suffered a brain injury, which left him disabled, but he is still aware and can communicate through his eyes & reacts with his tongue etc. Tye court has ordered his unaliving but stopping hydration & nutrition. Is it right for a judge to determine death?
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This must be devastating for your friend. Is she appealing the decision?
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Hi @Sal5 and a warm welcome to the community from me.
I am really sorry that your friend and her family are going through such a painful situation. I'm really not sure who can make the ultimate decision in situations like this I'm afraid but I hope you are doing okay.0
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