John Arras ultimately concludes that physician-assisted suicide is

Question

a. always and in every case a profound moral wrong.
b. a policy that should be adopted on an experimental basis for a period of two years,
to see what its effects would be.
c. something that should not be adopted at this time in the U.S., though at some time
in the distant future it might be acceptable.
d. bad as public policy, but morally acceptable if carried out privately and secretly
by physicians in rare individual cases.
e. an issue on which there are no clear answers, and thus an issue that should be left
up to the choice of each individual patient.

Answer 1

d