https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.1999.793
L'eutanasia nella prospettiva dello stato costituzionale tra principi e valori
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In questo articolo l'Autore ha voluto sottolineare la strettissima connessione tra la tutela del diritto alla vita e la natura dello Stato di diritto costituzionale. Due sono gli ambiti entro cui questo legame sembra entrare in fibrillazione: l'inizio e la fine della vita. L'Autore contesta infatti la possibilità di una configurazione giuridica dell'eutanasia, quale diritto di morire. Dopo aver analizzato la situazione legislativa de iure condito e de iure condendo, esamina la nozione di indisponibilità del bene vita entro la prospettiva dei principi e dei valori costituzionali. In quest'ultima prospettiva emerge infatti come la "natura" dello Stato costituzionale sia ancorato alla nozione di persona umana e ai suoi diritti inviolabili, di cui il diritto alla vita rappresenta quel diritto previo, pre-condizione di ogni altro diritto. In questo senso esso allora è principium essendi dello stesso ordinamento giuridico, che trova in esso la sua ragion d'essere e il suo criterio di legittimazione
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