In the present paper, the Author stresses the point that far from being a state of emergency where law and legal principles are suspended, Triage is a legal question to be faced with formal criteria. Every form of consequentialist thinking adopting different kind of material criteria, such those embraced in the guidelines drawn up by national medical societies in order to manage the pandemic, by necessarily involving a discrimination against fragile patients is incompatible with the basic principle of fundamental equality of human lives. The Author particularly focuses on the German case, where for its special constitutional tradition this basic principle is strongly avowed.

Scelte tragiche. Criteri per il “Triage” dei pazienti Covid-19 che hanno bisogno di terapia intensiva

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2022-01-01

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In the present paper, the Author stresses the point that far from being a state of emergency where law and legal principles are suspended, Triage is a legal question to be faced with formal criteria. Every form of consequentialist thinking adopting different kind of material criteria, such those embraced in the guidelines drawn up by national medical societies in order to manage the pandemic, by necessarily involving a discrimination against fragile patients is incompatible with the basic principle of fundamental equality of human lives. The Author particularly focuses on the German case, where for its special constitutional tradition this basic principle is strongly avowed.
2022
978-88-495-4752-8
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