The best-known case involving the doctrine of ____________in relation to the so-called right to die is In re Quinlan (N.J. 1976).

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The doctrine of substituted judgment allows someone else to make healthcare decisions on behalf of someone who is unable to make their own decisions. In the case of In re Quinlan, the court used the doctrine of substituted judgment to allow Quinlan's father to make the decision to remove her from life support.

The Best-Known Case Involving the Doctrine of ____________In Relation to the So-Called