Answer :
Explanation:
In proceedings related to court orders to not resuscitate or to withdraw life-sustaining medical treatment, the department or the party petitioning for the order typically must require:
1. **Clear and Convincing Evidence**: Evidence that the decision aligns with the patient's wishes, either through an advance directive or previously expressed desires.
2. **Medical Testimony**: Testimony from qualified medical professionals confirming that the withdrawal or withholding of treatment is appropriate and consistent with accepted medical standards.
3. **Legal Review**: A thorough review by the court to ensure that all legal and ethical considerations are addressed, and that the patient's rights and best interests are protected.
