This topic will be Gonzales v. Oregon. In 1994, Oregon became the first state to legalize assisted suicide after enacting the Death with Dignity Act, which allows physicians to prescribe lethal drugs if the patient is terminally ill and within half a year of death. The Attorney General sought control of the situation under the Controlled Substances Act, but the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Oregon and said the Attorney General could not overrule state laws. Since then, California has also approved assisted suicide, and it is an ethical topic with growing importance in the medical community.DeliverablesCreate a PowerPoint.15 slides and at least 3 peer-reviewed sourcesHeadings for each section of the PowerPoint (Introduction, body, conclusion, references)Step 1: ResearchResearch an ethical issue in history (Gonzales v. Oregon) and create PowerPointStep 2: Consider and createHistory of ethical issueSpecific research acts or reports that came from this issueHow does it benefit research and subjects today
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