Which of the following is not listed among the conditions that are sufficient for justified physician assistance in ending life?
A) A voluntary request by a competent patient
B) An ongoing patient-physician relationship
C) A considered rejection of alternatives
D) Unacceptable suffering by the patient
E) A court-appointed third party must be present

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The conditions typically listed for justified physician assistance in ending life include a voluntary request by a competent patient, an ongoing patient-physician relationship, a considered rejection of alternatives, and unacceptable suffering by the patient. The requirement for a court-appointed third party to be present is not a standard or widely accepted condition for physician-assisted death.

Which of the Following Is Not Listed Among the Conditions