Circuit Court of Appeals found in the Due Process Clause a constitutional right to physician-assisted suicide by relying on Plato, Montaigne, Thomas More, and the Roper poll.
Through citation of philosophers such as Plato and Thomas More, the appeals court was able to invoke the Due Process Clause to argue for the right to physician-assisted suicide.
In addition to the different technology scenarios, EPA was asked to include the assumption that utilities would begin to make cost-effective emission reductions in the five years that precede the 2007 compliance date.