Lawrence Gostin, a professor at Georgetown University Law Center, in his journal, “The Constitutional Right to Die: Ethical Considerations.” declares that constitutional law cannot be separated from the morals and ethics involved in the discussion on assisted death. Gostin defends his stance by reminding readers that the dying process is one of the most intimate, private and fundamental parts of life. Gostin also explains that the term suicide should not be used when referring to physician-assisted death because someone who is terminally ill is not taking their own life (because they are already going to die), but rather choosing the means by which they want to pass away. Gostin purpose is to propose the moral views to assisted death to his