Going to upload a example of how it should look like. My theory I chose is Work and Retirement on pg 528 and 529.
“In June, 1997, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that terminally ill people do not have a constitutional right to doctor assisted suicide”.
In January 2006, the U.S Supreme Court ruled that the Bush administration’s attempts to stop Oregon doctors from prescribing lethal doses were improper. The immediate legal impact of the Court’s ruling is clear. Oregon doctors may continue to prescribe lethal doses without fear of federal penalty.
At the time of this writing, physician-assisted suicide was legal in four states in the United States: Oregon, Washington, Vermont and Montana. It is also legal in some other countries. In three states in the United States, there are barriers to use this type of suicide. For example, Pamela J. Miller (2000, p. 264) describes the process in the state of Oregon:
To qualify to receive a prescription for medication to end life, the person must be terminally ill with six months or less to live, and a second physician’s opinion on diagnosis and prognosis is required. After the first oral request to start the process, a 15-day waiting period begins. A mental health consultation is not required, although either physician can request an evaluation by a psychiatrist or psychologist, and notification of family and friends is not required. A written request combined with another oral request is obtained, and a 48 hour waiting period begins. The prescription, generally barbiturates and antinausea medication, is then given to the terminally ill person and taken by mouth.” (2016, 2013 Kirst-Ashman, p. 726, Cengage Learning)
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