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R (Pretty)诉公诉署署长一案，使上议院有机会就《欧洲人权公约》适用于临终病人协助自杀罪的问题发表评论。在这个问题上，实际上在对王室法律官员进行司法控制的可能性方面，都采取了保守的做法。
The case of R (Pretty) v. Director of Public Prosecutions, gave the House of Lords the opportunity to comment on the issues surrounding the application of the European Convention on Human Rights to the crime of assisted suicide in the case of the terminally ill. A conservative approach was taken in relation to both this issue and indeed in relation to the possibilities of judicial control of the Law Officers of the Crown.
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