Vol. 58 No. 9 (2010), Studies

Vol. 58 No. 9 (2010)

Unnatural Death from a Forensic Pathologist’s Perspective

Studies

Published 2010-09-15

Miklós Angyal⁺⁻

Miklós Angyal

Baranya County Police Headquarters, Criminal Technical Department

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extraordinary death
death scene examination
forensic medical expertise

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Unnatural Death from a Forensic Pathologist’s Perspective. (2010). Academic Journal of Internal Affairs, 58(9), 51-59. https://doi.org/10.38146/bsz-ajia.2010.v58.i9.pp51-59

Abstract

Due to the current discrepancies, legal hiatus and practical problems within the legal framework pertaining to unnatural death cases, there is an ongoing reform concerning the Hungarian Health Code and the deregulation of executive orders.
Based on common forensic experience, the article is aimed at analyzing its most important legal and practical elements.
Possible solutions and a renewed terminology are provided for the lawmaker.

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