This assignment presents an article critique of 'Prisoner with schizophrenia has bid for termination of twins rejected' by Isabel Roe. The critique analyzes the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT)'s decision to deny a woman with schizophrenia access to abortion based on her mental capacity and potential risks to her health. It explores both sides of the argument, highlighting the ethical implications of late-term pregnancy termination and the tension between legal precedent and medical professional recommendations. The critique also discusses the limitations of QCAT's reasoning by failing to address the potential risks associated with continuing the pregnancy for the twins.