Researcher profile #6470
CS 20054
Lassalas C., « Des directives anticipées contraignantes : la trahison du législateur et des juges. À propos de deux décisions de justice concernant des témoins de Jéhovah ayant mentionné dans des directives anticipées leur refus d’être transfusés », Actu-juridique.fr, Lextenso, 23/01/2023 et Petites Affiches, 2023, n° 1, p.37-44
Lassalas C., « Ce que le cinéma dit de l’euthanasie et du suicide assisté », recherche collective, in : Ce que le cinéma dit (ou ne dit pas) de la bioéthique et du droit, Éditions du Centre Michel de l'Hospital, Lextenso/LGDJ, à paraître 2023 (63177 signes)
Lassalas C.,"Est-il scandaleux de vouloir légaliser l’euthanasie ?". Petites Affiches, Lextenso, 2021, p. 14. ⟨hal-03225337⟩
Lassalas C.,"Les directives anticipées : une aide pour la fin de vie des personnes âgées ?", RDS Revue Droit & Santé, LEH Edition, 2020, n° 97, pp. 844-854. Revue droit et santé, LEH Edition, 2020, pp. 844-854. ⟨hal-02925955⟩
For several years now, my research has focused mainly on the relationship with the body and the rights we have over the living and our lives. The end of life is one of the themes to which I have devoted much of my work. I'm also very interested in understanding the law and the complementarity between law and ethics. I always try to develop interdisciplinarity or, failing that, multidisciplinarity.
I've had the opportunity to lead several multidisciplinary research teams in funded projects I've led, most recently a project entitled "Cinema and Law: Comparative Investigation of Bioethical Dilemmas"; currently, I'm leading a project entitled "Understanding the possible reluctance of healthcare professionals towards end-of-life laws".
I also participate in the popularization of research and the transmission of knowledge by regularly offering conferences (Université Ouverte, Espace de Réflexion Éthique Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, etc.