Original version
Journal of Medical Ethics. 2019, 45 (7), 471-472, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1136/medethics-2019-105547
Abstract
In ‘Moral case for legal age change’, I argue that sometimes people should be allowed to change their age. I refute six immediate objections against the view that age change is permissible. I argue that the objections cannot show that legal age change should always be prohibited. In this paper, I consider some further objections against legal age change raised by Iain Brassington, Toni Saad and William Simkulet. I argue that the objections fail to show that age change should never be allowed.