Medical Jurisprudence

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Solicitation related to forensic pathology as a medical specialty, both civil and criminal policy and practice "is defined in the application for the drug. Word" forensic "is a Latin word meaning forensic stage. Rome, an accident the autopsy table is a bad idea to see a full forensic medicine. The treatment of the dead and alive and if the legal standard, Clinical forensic medical treatment and living with the price that a judicial review is the branch of forensic medicine. America, Britain, South Africa and other countries, more forensic, clinical, forensic, forensic deontology, forensic toxicology, forensic psychiatry, forensic anthropology, forensic entomology, legal and judicial radiology, serology, and sub-specialties there.

Mauritius, the Prime Minister's Office under the supervision of the Department of Forensic Medicine and is considered one of the police in various departments of government. Master of Laws degree in forensic medicine and police purposes or with the medical director of forensic experts was formed as a department is designated. Forensic experts, but they are only experts in forensic toxicology, forensic and clinical medicine is not law. All types of medico - legal cases dead as heavy accidents, assaults, homicides, suicides, poisonings, business in Mauritius, as the autopsies of the four major sex crimes, such as conduction centers are approved for the mortuary. There are two fully functional. There are two basic types of legal system:

    Criminal status: common types of crime against property, criminal law, individuals, state security, including interest, is thought to be involved in crimes against the state (identified by prosecutor) and the person is charged. Okay, fine, imprisonment, forced labor, and consist
    Marital status: two individuals or the state, contracts, civil law, and discussion groups rather than a debate as to negligence, the penalty is usually financial compensation or damages.

Single, sometimes in the incidence of road accidents, both civil and criminal proceedings under the traffic that can be dragged. Mauritius, the District and Intermediate Courts (Criminal Jurisdiction) Act † by virtue of section 110 (1) A magistrate is informed when a person:

 1. Committed to a client;
 2.  Other people, or animals or equipment, or were killed in the accident;

 3. Or reasonable suspicion that a crime has been sent to the person in circumstances
4.Or died in prison custody.

Body or an agent for the order to carry out an investigation into the medical care should continue. Charge of the case, Deputy Director General of Police and will be asked to post-mortem tests conducted by the police doctor. In India, for example, according to the survey in general for Mauritius. However, the public of the death penalty under 111 (1) because of an investigation under Article 110 section in any case, can be provided to maintain power. Suspicious death, the Magistrate may order excavation. There are three types of power in the criminal courts. Supreme Court, nine intermediate courts and district court. Judicial Committee of Privy Council appeals and the Supreme Court in the UK.

Only in Mauritius SSR Medical College, Medical College, the Department of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, graduate students in science, medical and legal training, MBBS Department for the well-established. Graduate courses in design patterns based on MCI. Forensic medicine and toxicology, and the other half of the period covered by the professional

Area of Medical jurisprudence

Nature and Development of Medical Jurisprudence, Medical Evidence and Medical Witness Law in Relation to Medical Men. Personal Identity Post Mortem Examination (Autopsy) Exhumation Examination of Biological Stains and Hair Death in its Medico-legal Aspects Death from Asphyxia Death from Starvation, Cold and Heat Injuries from Burns, Scalds, Lighting and Electricity

The Medico-Legal Aspects of Wounds Traffic Injuries Regional Injuries Impotence, Sterility and Artificial Insemination Virginity, Pregnancy and Delivery Sexual Offences Legitimacy and Legal Aspects of Marriage Annulment Infanticide Abortion and Medical Termination of Pregnancy Medico-legal Aspect of Sterilization Insanity and Its Medico-legal Aspects Bioethics and Bioterrorism;

Relevant Laws:

1. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

2. The Evidence Act, 1872

Books Recommended:

1. Modi’s Medical Jurisprudence & Toxicology: K. Mathiharan & Amrit K. Patnaik

2. Medical Jurisprudence: Bokshi

3. Medical Jurisprudence: R. M. Jhala & Raju

4. Cases and Materials on Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology: K K Sing

Leading Cases:

1. E. v. Rama Sattu, 4 B.L.R. 434

2. Bakshish Singh v. The State of Punjab, A.I.R. 1957, S.C. 904.

3. Dwakins v. Rockeby, L.R., 7 H. L. 744

4. King Emperor v. Ramnath, 27 C.L.J. 1926, 460

5. Jasha Bewa (1907) 11 C.W. 904