American Progress in Jurisprudence

Anglo-American Jurisprudence and Latin America

This Article attempts to describe certain characteristics of Latin American legal culture that have jurisprudential implications and to inquire into certain themes of jurisprudence in the context of these cultural characteristics. A syncretic approach to jurisprudence may allow Latin American countries to formulate ideas about, and potential solutions to, widely recognized fundamental problems ...

Comparative Legal Approaches on Patenting Human Stem Cells with Emphasis on European & American Jurisprudence

Stem cells are one of the most challenging areas of patent law as one of the important medical resources for the treatment of various diseases. The scope of this challenge relying on the legal approaches of countries depends on how to satisfy substantive requirments and moral considerations, especially in the field of embryonic stem cells. Accordingly, although such cells could be considered pa...

Lectures in Medical Jurisprudence

Medical Jurisprudence for India

That India forms a fruitful field for medicolegal observations is somewhat a trite saying to those who know the country, and is obviously proved by the rich storehouses of facts accumulated in the numerous series of reports, papers, and text-books dealing with Medical Jurisprudence in India. In France the names of Orfila and Tardieu have been held in great repute. Chevers in India corresponds t...

Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology

THIs book is one of a series of textbooks being sp2cially written for students of nursing and of the ancillary medical services. The present volume is intended primarily to cover the syllabus in anatomy as set out by the General Nursing Council for the Preliminary State Examination, but will also serve as an introduction to anatomy to students of physiotherapy or radiography. The text is easy t...