When we see a love one and they are that forced to stay alive because of a code that the hospital has, and we must follow the order to make sure we do not do anything that illegal or wrong. In this essay by Barbara Huttman we get to think about the question is what is the right and moral thing about euthanasia and is it a moral and the right thing. You do not have the will that says if you die that you cannot be brought back to life under any circumstances. There are many things that make people sometime question the right to die if we have the right to or not. Hutton in this paper kind of question that the idea of if we have the right to die or not. Because it’s sometime based on the competence of the person who is wanting to die or if we…show more content… She sees this every single day and do not want this to keep on happening. She even hears him begging for her not to push the button. In the end she does not put the button and he dies and what after is, what she did was it ethical or not. Many questions arise, is the person sane enough to make a decision on whether or not that he want to die or not. In “A Crime of Compassion” Huttman appeals to the readers sympathy by explaining the reasons why she chose to let the patient die, build line of reasons based on the patient’s competency, and uses her won knowledge as a nurse to build a credible argument on why the patient should allowed to…show more content… But as Hutton keeps writing in the sense of it was more of a story type essay instead of a diagram. The paper is about right to die with the use of euthanasia and right to use this means of dying. The first thing we need to know what is euthanasia, Euthanasia, also known as assisted suicide, physician-assisted suicide (dying) , doctor-assisted dying (suicide) , and more loosely termed mercy killing, basically means to take a deliberate action with the express intention of ending a life to relieve intractable (persistent, unstoppable) suffering. What type of things does she use to lead us in the paper telling us what she really thinks about