Physician-Assisted Suicide is Ethical Jack Kevorkian addresses many aspects of physician-assisted suicide. First, he addresses the Hippocratic oath, stating that there is no oath concerning a doctor’s moral codes. Next, he addresses the slippery slope argument. Kevorkian states that the only way the slippery slope argument will take place, is if everyone is insecure and cannot control their individual actions. Finally, Kevorkian proves that physicians are no longer the mediators of death. By using …showed first 75 words of 690 total…

…showed last 75 words of 690 total…that the slippery slope argument has no bearing on the actions of society; it is the individual’s actions that influence society. Third, physicians are no longer needed to be mediators of death. When committing suicide, individuals may inject themselves or have a family member inject them with the lethal solution. Jack Kevorkian has proven that each individual has there own set of moral codes that they live by, so doctors must be no exception.