Introduction: Sir William Hershel – 1856, may be the first to use fingerprints. An English Chief Magistrate in India who used prints on native contracts Dr. Henry Foulds, notices finger marks on prehistoric pottery. Published an article in “Nature” saying fingerprints could be used for identification. Sir Francis Galton, a British anthropologist and a cousin of Charles Darwin, began his observa...

We conducted this study to investigate the magnitude of food adulteration during 1995-2011 and consumer awareness in Dhaka city. We reviewed results of food sample testing by Public Health Food Laboratory of Dhaka City Corporation, Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution, Consumers Association of Bangladesh publications, reports from lay press, including those on mobile magistrate court op...

the house of a person in the scaling stage of the disease. On 29tli April 1912, he left his village and went to Moulmeingyun where he was tried the following day by the local Magistrate and convicted. He remained in the Police Lock-up there till 3rd May 1912, and on that day was brought by steamer to Myaungmya and was admitted to Jail on 4th May 1912. On 20th May 1912, evening, he came to the J...

357 June 2013, Vol. 103, No. 6 SAMJ Rape in South Africa To the Editor: Dr Naidoo is to be commended for reminding readers of the scourge that is rape.[1] However, he has overlooked the main reason for the abysmally low conviction rate. In many, if not most, allegations of rape there is no witness, and no material evidence. He says that consent was given; she denies it. The magistrate has the u...

The article analyzes the main aspects of socio-economic development city Lutsk in last decade 18th century on basis lustration eldership. Some daily life residents and their relationship with magistrate have been revealed. Artisan shops working days struggle for rights privileges received from monarchs 16th 17th centuries characterized. specifics ethnic communities are highlighted. important fa...

This article sheds light upon an important but neglected context in which Thomas Barlow (1608/9–1691) and his contemporaries discussed the readmission of Jews 1655–56. Previous studies have shown how English perception evolved, few noticed that saw controversy as part a larger debate on limit civil magistrate’s power religious toleration. By recovering specific political 1655–56, idea natural l...