Criminal
Oct. 25, 2006
Death-Penalty Work Tests Lawyers' Ethics
FORUM COLUMN - By Natasha Minsker - As the weeklong hearing on lethal injection in federal district court in San Jose highlighted, doctors, nurses, psychiatrists, even emergency medical technicians and phlebotomists, have been discussing for some time the ethics of their professional involvement in the administration of the death penalty.
Forum Column
By Natasha Minsker
As the weeklong hearing on lethal injection in federal district court in San Jose highlighted, doctors, nurses, psychiatrists, even emergency medical technicians and phlebotomists, have been discussing for some time the ethics of their professional involvement in the administration of the death penalty. By contrast, the one profession intimately invo...
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