Keywords
child abuse
forensic medicine
criminal law
forensic medicine
criminal law
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Child abuse. (2016). Academic Journal of Internal Affairs, 64(11), 122-128. https://doi.org/10.38146/BSZ.2016.11.9
Abstract
The reader takes a gap-filling work in his hands when it comes to Child Abuse is reading. The book consists of seventeen chapters, copyrighted medical and legal well-versed physicians, lawyers, and medical lawyers alike.
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