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摘要
2014年9月,比利时人弗兰克·范登·布利肯(Frank van den Bleeken)因精神问题被拘留期间获准安乐死。这是第一次被拘留者被授予死亡的权利,因此这个案件引起了很多公众的争论。范登·布利肯从未被判谋杀和强奸;相反,法院发现他精神失常,因此不能对他所犯的罪行负责。
Euthanasia of detainee: granting a prisoner's request
In September 2014, a Belgian national, Frank van den Bleeken, was granted euthanasia while detained on psychiatric grounds. This was the first time a detainee has been granted the right to die and therefore this case has caused much public debate. Van den Bleeken was never convicted of murder and rape; instead the court found he was insane and hence could not be held accountable for the crimes he committed.