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Constitutional law--right to refuse medical treatment--decisions to terminate life-prolonging treatment for incompetent patients--In re Spring, No. 2030 (Mass. order of Jan. 14, 1980).
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Re-reading Silent Spring.
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Medical ethics in the courtroom: the need for scrutiny.
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Right to die (second of two parts): a set of fact sheets.
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Medico-legal implications of "orders not to resuscitate.
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Missing persons: legal perceptions of incompetent patients.
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Withholding of life-sustaining treatment from the terminally ill, incompetent patient: who decides? Part II.
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Medical decisions for incompetent adults: the Spring case II.
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Termination of life support systems in the elderly: Legal issues: the cases of Brother Fox and Earle Spring.
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Death, dying, and the courts: the travesty and tragedy of the Earle Spring case.
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In Matter of Spring. 21 Dec 1979.
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The case of Earle Spring: terminating treatment on the senile.
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Vox clamantis in deserto: do you really mean what you say in Spring?
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The Spring case and the importance of interdisciplinary dialogue.
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In the matter of Earle Spring: some thoughts on one court's approach to senility.
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The case of Brother Fox: immunity procedures in the treatment of terminally ill incompetent patients.
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