Doctors and Manslaughter–-Response from the Crown Prosecution Service

Criminal or merely human?: the prosecution of negligent doctors.

Doctors differ over the German crown prince.

We thank the department of medical photography, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth; Dr H Bunn for help with translation; and Ms H Frame for typing the manuscript. 1 Wessinghage D. Themistocles Gluck: 100 Jahre kunstlicher Gelenkersatz. ZOrthop 1991;129:383-8. 2 Muster D. Themistocles Gluck, Berlin 1890: a pioneer of multidisciplinary applied research into bionaterials for endoprostheses. Buletin ofth...

Early 19th century Maltese doctors in the service of the Crown.

The establishment of a British garrison in Malta in September 1800, provided opportunities for Maltese doctors to join the Army Medical Department. This article follows the academic and military life of four Maltese practitioners, whose joint careers span the era of the Napoleonic Wars.

Doctors and voluntary service.

Doctors are involved in voluntary service more commonly than both the community and our professional colleagues realise. Traditionally, doctors are seen as busy healers who never stop looking after the sick and/or making a fortune from their daily activities. On the other hand, many in society think doctors are typically earning such high incomes that they can readily afford to volunteer their ...

The Role of the Prosecution in Judging the Criminal System from a Moral and Legal Perspective

Background: Judgment of a criminal policy Resolving criminal cases in various ways and manifestations, outside the scope of official repressive measures, is a strategy of contracting criminal law derived from civil law, and its main root is in ethics and morality. In society, and given that the prosecution of a criminal case is not the main purpose of criminal law; Rather, prosecution is seen a...