Outlines of Medical Jurisprudence for India

Outlines of Medical Jurisprudence for India

to recent volumes of the Indian Medical Gazette, e.g., an article on rupture of the spleen which does not refer to the papers of Lieutenant-Colonel D. G. Crawford, or on c/avja insanity which knows not the papers by Ewens and Robertson-Milne or one on saponification which omits reference to the various papers in recent years discussing adipocere in India can scarcely be called up to date. In sp...

Outlines of Medical Jurisprudence for Indian Criminal Courts

This small handbook on Medical Jurisprudence is primarily intended for the use of policeofficers, native magistrates, and vakeels. That such a book was required is evident from the fact that although these officers have daily to deal with criminal cases involving medicolegal questions, the subject of medical jurisprudence finds no place iu their qualifying examinations ; and the only existing s...

Outlines of 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...

Lyon's Medical Jurisprudence for India with Illustrative Cases

Lyon's Medical Jurisprudence is too well-known a book to need any general description, but in this new edition there are several changes and improvements and in some parts it is a pity there are not more. These have been made possible by the enlistment of several particularly well-chosen assistants. The greater part 0{ the new additions are due to Colonel Owens?who is somewhat fulsomely describ...