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Margaret M. Stark (Honorary Senior Lecturer)Includes supplementary material:

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Nearness of Associated Rough Setsrovide a broad basis for the understanding of the disease processes and the mechanisms that may lead to death and also to provide some understanding of the current thinking behind deaths associated with restraint.

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Deaths in Custody,rovide a broad basis for the understanding of the disease processes and the mechanisms that may lead to death and also to provide some understanding of the current thinking behind deaths associated with restraint.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceforensic pathologist. Crimes of violence are increasing throughout the world. Nonjudicial assault, such as torture, has also become more widely recognized (.). It has been suggested that the definition of physical injury in the forensic medical context should be “damage to any part of the body due t

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