Death Investigation: Systems and Procedures
Death Investigation: Systems and Procedures
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死亡调查:系统和程序
DOI:
10.1201/9781420044768
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发表时间:
2006
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影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
M. Hanzlick
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作者:
M. Hanzlick
General Aspects of Death Investigation Why Know about Death Investigation? What Is a Death Investigation? Initial Collection of Information Scene Investigation Examination of the Body Ancillary Investigations Report Preparation Basic Types of Death Investigation Medicolegal Death Investigation Institution-Based Death Investigation Private Death Investigation Public Health Death Investigations Who Actually Performs Death Investigations? The State and Local Nature of Medicolegal Death Investigation Where Are Death Investigations Conducted? How Death Investigations Are Funded More on the People Who Investigate Forensic Pathologists Coroners Medical Examiners Death Investigators Who Controls the Scene of Death? Forensic Scientists Goals of Death Investigations Basic Goals of Medicolegal Death Investigation Goals of Institution-Based and Private Death Investigations Examples of Death Investigations by Type A Typical Institution-Based Death Investigation A Typical Private Death Investigation A Typical Medicolegal Death Investigation Death Investigation: The Rake Analogy Specific Features of Medicolegal Death Investigations What Types of Deaths Are Reportable to the Medical Examiner or Coroner? Examples of Medicolegal Death Investigation Systems Types of Medicolegal Death Investigation by State Special Circumstances What about Mass Fatality Incidents? Deaths on Indian Reservations or Federal Property Other Death Investigation Topics Who May Give Permission for an Autopsy? The Autopsy Report The Death Certificate Exhumations Death Investigation and Funeral Arrangements Principles of Evidence What Is an Expert? What If You Disagree? Death Investigation and Insurance Policies Classic Dilemmas in Death Investigation Professional Death Investigation Organizations Access to Death Investigation Information Pronouncement of Death Deaths in Custody and Public Institutions Criminal and Civil Law Issues Sample Autopsy Report Reason for Performing an Examination Date and Time of Examination Postmortem x-rays Presentation, Clothing, and Personal Effects Features of Identification Diagnostic and Therapeutic Artifacts Postmortem Changes External Examination Internal Examination Chest and Abdomen Cardiovascular System Respiratory System Gastrointestinal System Hepatobiliary System Urogenital System Reticuloendothelial System Musculoskeletal System Endocrine System Neck Head Report of Histologic Sections Other Procedures Final Assessment Clinical Information Autopsy Findings A Day at the Medical Examiner's Office Further Reading Useful Web Sites Index