UK Legal Framework: Abortion, Death Penalty, Assisted Dying - Analysis

This report examines the legal aspects of abortion, the death penalty, and assisted dying within the United Kingdom. It references the Abortion Act 1967, the Abolition of Death Penalty Act 1965, and the Assisted Dying Act 2017. The report highlights that abortion is illegal under specific circumstances, the death penalty has been abolished, and assisted dying is subject to legal regulations, including the provision of counseling and, in some cases, lethal doses of drugs. The analysis underscores the importance of these laws in protecting life and ensuring legal frameworks are in place. The report references relevant books and journals to support its findings, providing a comprehensive overview of these critical legal areas and their implications for the UK's legal system.

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REFERENCES................................................................................................................................4

laws relating to abortion the death penalty and assisted dying
According to research, it can be identified that There is law against the abortion the death
penalty and assisted dying. It explored that the value expressive of capital punishment analyse
the effective relationship among the life and laws. This is the main aim for providing the
protection to unborn child because each and every people has equal right to live their life.
According to abortion act 1967, it is illegal under the circumstance in United kingdom and it also
against the abortion which is prohibited in UK (Ekland-Olson, 2017).
Abolition of death penalty act 1965, This is the law against the death penalty which
passed by parliament in UK. This act provides the charges to the murder of capital. This law is
the best part of common people to live their life. This law provides the equal right for each and
very people to protect ourself.
Assisted Dying Act 2017, Suicide commitment is illegal part in United kingdom. This
law provides safety and security. Doctor also participate to counsel the person and also providing
the knowledge that suicide commitment is not part of life. They also including the lethal doses
drugs for the people (Savulescu and Schuklenk, 2017). These are the important law that
applicable in the UK for providing the facilitates and services to the citizen. This law useful for
protecting their life and understand that this is not good for people. The government also provide
the event and awareness programs for people to aware about their rights.

REFERENCES
Books and Journals:
Ekland-Olson, S., 2017. Who Lives, who Dies, who Decides?: Abortion, Assisted Dying, Capital
Punishment, and Torture. Routledge.
Savulescu, J. and Schuklenk, U., 2017. Doctors have no right to refuse medical assistance in
dying, abortion or contraception. Bioethics. 31(3) pp.162-170.