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Journal of Law and Medicine|November 14, 2013
Is whistleblowing now mandatory? The impact of mandatory reporting law on trust relationships in health careJayne HewittJournal of Law and Medicine|December 25, 2002
Euthanasia: why it doesn't matter (much) what the doctor thinks and why there is no suggestion that doctors should have a duty to killMirko Bagaric, Kumar AmarasekaraJournal of Law and Medicine|June 19, 2007
Objections to medico-legal autopsy--recent developments in case lawMatthew J Lynch, Noel W F WoodfordJournal of Law and Medicine|September 24, 2008
End-of-life decision-making, the principle of double effect, and the devil's choice: a response to Roger MagnussonHelen McCabeJournal of Law and Medicine|November 18, 2008
Not-for-resuscitation orders: the medical, legal and ethical rationale behind letting patients dieRichard CavellJournal of Law and Medicine|October 28, 2010
How do disciplinary tribunals evaluate the "gut feelings" of doctors? An analysis of Dutch tribunal decisions, 2000-2008Erik Stolper, Johan Legemaate, Geert Jan DinantJournal of Law and Medicine|February 23, 2010
Can we prevent doctors being complicit in torture? Breaking the serpent's eggMike O'ConnorJournal of Law and Medicine|September 10, 2015
End-of-life decisions in Malaysia: Adequacies of ethical codes and developing legal standardsPuteri Nemie Jahn Kassim, Fadhlina AliasPageof 132