 She accepted the contention that there was neither a "right to commit suicide" nor a "right to die," as such.She did not, however, think that the Court needed to consider the conflict beyond rejecting the facial challenges to the statute.Justice O'Connor stated that, in the context of the questions presented in this case, the Court did not need to address whether a patient had a constitutionally cognizable interest in controlling the circumstances of his or her imminent death."