Should people with felony convictions be ineligible to receive donor organs?

[LeftishBrit]

10. No

Healthcare should be universal - in the tradition of the man whose name you have selected as a username- and cannot be dependent on a person's 'good character'. What happens if a person is unjustly convicted? I could even imagine people deliberately framing someone for a crime, just in order to deprive them of the right to a transplant and to shorten their life. The same considerations apply as for the death penalty - and here it could well be that someone is essentially sentenced to death for a crime that would never receive the DP in the ordinary way.

Eligibility for a transplant should depend only on medical factors.

Admittedly, I hope that if I ever become a donor (by which time I'd obviously be past caring) that my organs would go to nicer people than a certain recent recipient. Nevertheless, healthcare cannot be made dependent on moral or legal virtue, or where does it end?