constitutional right strike me as tutelary discourse misplaced. They constitute moral discourse of the most peremptory kind, since they preclude other governmental institutions from acting. Further, physician-assisted suicide has not had the kind of social debate that prepares courts to make informed and intelligent judgments. Nor do the conventional sources of judicial wisdom-here principally the Constitution-speak to this issue in ways that relieve judges of the need for the guidance and discipline of social debate.