In 'Moral Principles and Medical Practice: The Basis of Medical Jurisprudence' by Charles Coppens, the author delves into the ethical controversies and legal dilemmas faced by medical professionals. Written in a scholarly and precise style, the book explores the intersection of morality and medicine, providing a comprehensive analysis of the principles that govern medical jurisprudence. Coppens uses historical and contemporary case studies to illustrate the complexities of medical ethics, making this book a valuable resource for healthcare practitioners, students, and ethicists. With a focus on the Hippocratic Oath and modern ethical codes, Coppens examines the ethical obligations of healthcare providers and the implications for patient care. Through meticulous research and critical analysis, he calls for a deeper understanding of the ethical foundations of medical practice. Charles Coppens, a respected bioethicist and legal scholar, brings his expertise to this groundbreaking work on medical ethics. His extensive background in both medicine and law gives him a unique perspective on the intricate relationship between morality and medical practice. 'Moral Principles and Medical Practice' is a must-read for anyone interested in the ethical considerations of healthcare delivery and the legal framework that guides medical decision-making.