Paralysed Man Looking For the Right to Die

Paul Lamb, a man with paralysis, seeks a dignified death through euthanasia, challenging UK laws. He joins a legal campaign initiated by Tony Nicholson, who failed in a similar High Court bid. The courts argue that only Parliament can change the law, but Lamb's solicitor advocates for case-by-case consideration. Critics worry that legalizing euthanasia could pressure vulnerable individuals to end their lives. Despite this, Lamb believes he should have the right to die peacefully, highlighting the ongoing debate over euthanasia laws in the UK.

What arguments are presented by Paul Lamb's solicitor regarding individual cases in court?

In what ways does Paul Lamb express his feelings about life and suffering?