Listening to the Disabled: End-of-Life Medical Decision Making and the Never Competent – Fordham Law Review

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Listening to the Disabled: End-of-Life Medical Decision Making and the Never Competent

By Eric C. Miller

October 27, 2011

April 2006

Vol. 74

No. 5

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