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Treatment of Some Technical Problems When Appling "Assessment for Body Impariment of the Injured in Road Traffic Accident"(Part Ⅱ) ZHU Guang-you;HOU Xin-yi;WU Jun(Institute of Forensic Sciences;Ministry of Justice) 2002(4): 21-25.  Abstract ( )   It is known that there still exist certain difficulties in understanding and using the terms in Assessment for Body Impairment of the Injured in Road Traffic Accident It is so because many of the items in the assessment lack definite interpretation. In addition to the past experience we accumulated in the practice, we refer to some national criteria related to impairment, disability and handicaps, and clinical function measurement methods about human body organs, and propose some evaluation methods and concrete criteria for resolving the problems in the practice for the purpose of improving the standardization of forensic identification and ensuring the justice and rationality of the expert opinion. Related Articles | Metrics

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The Expression of Fibronectin EIIIA Variant Used in Estimation of Cutaneous Wounding Interval LIU Ning-guo;CHEN Yi-jiu;HUANG Xiao-hua;ZHANG Jian-hua;LI Li. (The Institute of Forensic Science;Ministry of Justice) 2002(4): 26-28.  Abstract ( )   Objective To study the relationship between the expression of fibronectin including EIIIA variant and the wounding interval on the proteinic level based on gene level. Method: Immunohistochemistry was conducted by using segment specificity monoclonal antibody on sections from paraffin embedded rat skin sample after contusion. Results Epidermic cells and hair follicle epithelium of rat skin were found positive staining at 6h after injury, and the color became more heavy with wounding time prolonged. Conclusions Detection of Fn EHIA variant can be used in forensic wounding time estimation. Related Articles | Metrics

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Mental Patients' Competence to Stand Trail GUAN Wei;XIONG Yong-hua;SUN Jian-ming(l. The Institute of Forensic Sciences;Ministry of Justice;. Chang bei Branch of Nanchang Public Security Bureaujiang Xi Province;. East China College of Politics and Law) 2002(4): 29-32.  Abstract ( )   The concept of competence to stand trail was reviewed and the evaluation criterion for mental patients was discussed. In comparison with foreign countries, the legislation and practice of our country are not very efficient. We suggest that the competence for mental patients be classified into three grades according to our national situation, and that the litigious right of mental patients be taken care of in the law system of assigned defense. Related Articles | Metrics

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The Murdering Motivation of Schizophrenes FU Yong-yuan (An-ning Hospital) 2002(4): 33-34.  Abstract ( )   Objective To investigate murdering motivations of schizophrenes. Method 96 murdering cases of schizophrenes from 1990 to 2000 were analyzed. Result 65 (67.70%) cases is committed with explicitly patliologic motives, while 31 (32.29%) with no explicitly pathologic motives. Conclusion Most murders of schizophrenes were committed when they were affected by positive symptoms of schizophrenia, with pathologic motives and selected argets Others were conducted with no definite targets, when provocated by specific environmental effects. Related Articles | Metrics

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Forensic Medical Analysis of 108 Rape Cases ZI-IAO Cheng-jun;ZHAO Jun (People's Procuratorate of Dan Jiang City) 2002(4): 35-36.  Abstract ( )   108 rape cases were analyzed and ele -meats related to the crime were investigated. It is concluded that the qualities of rapists and victims have relationships with the occurrence of rapes; that forensic medical evidence plays an irreplaceable role in lawsuits; that reporting cases to police a.s.a.p helps investigators collect more evidence; and that studies on criminal motives helps preventing and reduce rape crimes. Related Articles | Metrics

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Forensic Medical Examination of Contused Ocular Wounds and Starlike Brain Cytoma GAO Rong-yun (Yanbian University) 2002(4): 37-38.  Abstract ( )   An eye injured case with brain tumor was reporld. The way to detennine the relation of the injury and tumor,and the method to decide the main cause of visual acuity descending was presented. Attention in evaluating the injury degree was also discussed. Related Articles | Metrics