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Euthanasia and the Ethics of Free Movement Law: The Principle of Recognition in the Internal Market
2018
German Law Journal
AbstractThe free movement provisions enable EU citizens to follow their own ethical preferences by going to a Member State that has made a different ethical choice from their home Member State. However, UK citizens who have assisted suicide or euthanasia abroad could be criminally prosecuted on their return to England. This possibility of a criminal prosecution constitutes a restriction on free movement. Nevertheless, the free movement provisions have so far not been used to challenge the
doi:10.1017/s2071832200023099
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