Step 1: Skim the Table of contents and indexes of reference books on bioethics. This will give you an overview of what topics might fall within the realm of bioethics.
Step 2: Look at Websites of organizations involved in bioethics issues. Try to get a feel for what topics are hot right now.
Step 3: Skim some Bioethics blogs. Once again, try to get a feel for what topics are hot right now
Step 4: Jot down some topics. Look at what has been published in Recent journal articles. If someone already wrote your exact paper, then change your topic and try again. Eliminate any topics which have been done to death. But make sure you can find enough material to write the paper using research and not just your imagination.
Bioethics and the Law by
The Oxford handbook of bioethics by 
The Penn Center guide to bioethics by 
The Cambridge textbook of bioethics by 
Bioethics and law in a nutshell by A good paper topic is:
1. interesting to you (because you have to work with it and spend sooo much time reading about it)
2. related to current hot topics (so your final product will be publishable)
3. different from what's already published (you need to say something new in order to have a publishable paper).
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