Medical Jurisprudence Forensic Medicine And Toxicology volume 1
Medical Jurisprudence Forensic Medicine And Toxicology volume 1
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Board of Com. -». Jameson, 86 Ind. , Innes, 2 Carey (Pa. ), 156 ; Com. T5. 154; Mo. Rev. Laws, sec. 2, 469; Hannan, 4 Barr. (Pa. ), 269 ; Alleg. No. Car. Laws, 1687, chap. 2o9 ; Co. R. Watts, 3 Barr. (Pa. ), 468; Tenu. Code, sec. 6, lo0; N. Y. Laws Van Hovenbergh v. Hasbrouck, 45 of 1874, chap. 535, sec. 2; N. Y.
Barb. (N. Y. ), 197 ; Cosfordr. Board Laws, 1889, chap. 500, amending see.
Supervisors, 38 N. Y. St. Rep. , 964 ; 308 of the Pen. Code. Co. Of Alleg. V. Shaw, 34 Pa. St. , 301 ; AUTOPS...IES. 303 ing in their possession human bodies when having such pos- session according to the provisions of the act.
Section 308 of the New York Penal Code, subdivision 3, as amended by chapter 500, Laws 1889, enacts that whenever and so far as the husband, wife, or next of kin of the deceased, being charged by law with the duty of burial, may authorize dissec- tion for the purpose of ascertaining the cause of death and no further, the right exists to dissect tli^ dead human body. The same statute also provides that whenever any district attorney of that State, in the discharge of his official duties, shall deem it necessary, he may exhume, take possession of, and remove the body of a deceased person, or any portion thereof, and sub- mit the same to a proper physical or chemical examination or analysis, to ascertain the cause of death, which examination or analysis will be made on the order of a justice of the Supreme Court of the State, or the county judge of the county in which the dead bodies shall be, granted on the application of the dis- trict attorney, with or without notice to the relatives of the deceased person, or to any person or corporation having the legal charge of such body, as the court may direct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Board of Com. -». Jameson, 86 Ind. , Innes, 2 Carey (Pa. ), 156 ; Com. T5. 154; Mo. Rev. Laws, sec. 2, 469; Hannan, 4 Barr. (Pa. ), 269 ; Alleg. No. Car. Laws, 1687, chap. 2o9 ; Co. R. Watts, 3 Barr. (Pa. ), 468; Tenu. Code, sec. 6, lo0; N. Y. Laws Van Hovenbergh v. Hasbrouck, 45 of 1874, chap. 535, sec. 2; N. Y.
Barb. (N. Y. ), 197 ; Cosfordr. Board Laws, 1889, chap. 500, amending see.
Supervisors, 38 N. Y. St. Rep. , 964 ; 308 of the Pen. Code. Co. Of Alleg. V. Shaw, 34 Pa. St. , 301 ; AUTOPS...IES. 303 ing in their possession human bodies when having such pos- session according to the provisions of the act.
Section 308 of the New York Penal Code, subdivision 3, as amended by chapter 500, Laws 1889, enacts that whenever and so far as the husband, wife, or next of kin of the deceased, being charged by law with the duty of burial, may authorize dissec- tion for the purpose of ascertaining the cause of death and no further, the right exists to dissect tli^ dead human body. The same statute also provides that whenever any district attorney of that State, in the discharge of his official duties, shall deem it necessary, he may exhume, take possession of, and remove the body of a deceased person, or any portion thereof, and sub- mit the same to a proper physical or chemical examination or analysis, to ascertain the cause of death, which examination or analysis will be made on the order of a justice of the Supreme Court of the State, or the county judge of the county in which the dead bodies shall be, granted on the application of the dis- trict attorney, with or without notice to the relatives of the deceased person, or to any person or corporation having the legal charge of such body, as the court may direct.
What to read after Medical Jurisprudence Forensic Medicine And Toxicology volume 1?
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