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Post Mortem Examination in Criminal Trials is a practical guide to the role of post-mortem evidence in criminal investigations and trials. With cross references to the new criminal laws, it explains the preparation, interpretation, and evidentiary value of medico-legal reports, making it an indispensable resource for advocates, prosecutors, judicial officers, police investigators, forensic experts, and law students.
Post-Mortem and Medico-Legal Work
Dying Declaration (Burning Death) Made by The Deceased Person
Insanity Injury Reports
Types of Murder
Post-Mortem Changes and Time of Death
Death by Poison
Death by Hanging
Suicide or Strangulation
Death by Drowning
Rape
Standards for Coroner's Pathologists in Post-Mortem Examination of Death that Appear Not to be Suspicious
Report of The Working Group on Post-Mortem Practice
Working Group on The Review of The Coroner Service-Who Must Report A Death
Removal And Retention of Organs And Tissue-Post-Mortem Examinations
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