Being a political appointee, the crowner (later "coroner") was not required to have any particular medical, forensic, or legal knowledge.
As doctors, we have multiple serious concerns about the medical, forensic and other evidence supporting the official story that Dr Kelly committed suicide.
"The investigators relied primarily on the testimony of possible victims and witnesses, given the lack of medical, forensic or any other physical evidence," Dujarric said.
Special emphasis will be directed on the strategies chosen to adapt local pre-existing medical, forensic and police facilities to the multidisciplinary project.
Genetic information spans medical, forensic and genealogical fields, and the tests are one piece in the larger story about people's lives, family and history.
A medicolegal report is created by the medical doctor after the medical forensic examination is performed.
Medical forensic history guides the evidentiary exam and is substantiated by the evidence collected.
Caution should be taken when making individual (medical, forensic, or anthropological) inferences based on AIMs.
In addition, recently Sr isotopes have become widely applied as provenance tracers in many different scientific disciplines (e.g. biology, nutrition, medical, forensic and art history) [ 1– 7].
Amongst other applications, this new resource presents promising benefits to such areas as medical, forensic, pest control, and the understanding of genetic adaptation to insecticides.
