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  Introduction   (Online Shop of Euthanasia) A patient has no right to impose medical intervention that may finish his or her life. A patient cannot need any doctor to administer any treatment or procedure that the patient requests. This restriction extends to medical procedures that would cause or hasten a patient’ death. So a patient cannot compel an unwilling doctor to perform such procedures or otherwise to assist the patient die. The legal code typically prevents the doctor from doing so. In each australian jurisdiction, except the northern territory, the crimes of murder and helping suicide proscribe a doctor from compliant with a patient’ request to require active steps with the aim of conveyance concerning the patient’ death. For the needs of creating liability for these crimes below australian law, none of the subsequent factors are relevant: The doctor was intended by compassion for the patient; The doctor’ behaviour just hastened a death that was inevitable and/or imminent;