Indian Journal of Legal Medicine

Injury & intoxication are interrelated medicolegal cases, as the intention of the crime, needs to be investigated, to save the life of victim, its eye witness & to collect evidence from the scene of crime, and last but not the least, is to punish the culprit, if it is caused deliberately, with criminal intent, and not just an accident. The most common defence of the accused, is that, it occurred accidently, and not intentionally. But, it’s the responsibility of the judicial court, to administer justice, by examining all the witnesses involved, to decide whether the victim suffered accidently or it is a deliberate act of hurt.
Keywords: accident, assault, poisoning, murder,
defence, toxin

The growing digits of legalities withinside the field of medical radiology. The convolution correlated with akin troubles has been the essential disquietude of practising radiologist. Refined and enhanced comprehension of the regulation and its upshot ought to probably purvey to deleterious legal ramifications discovered withinside the quotidian practice of radiology. Dearth of friendliness with the legitimate correlation of the law to quotidian lifestyles would possibly notably have an effect on radiology practitioner’s contentment throughout functioning hours. Error in interventional methods and diagnostics are the domain name of legal duties withinside the practice of medical radiology. The menace of lawsuit is revamping a surging realm of consternation in radiology world. The various aspect of the radiologist with asurging case loads with task at handsand extra understanding promptly accessible in diagnostics have amalgamated with an expectation of excellent accuracy from patients to escalate the menace of radiologists being sued or prosecuted. The aim of this review article is to centre the legalities withinside the colossal field of interventional radiology with accentuation at the Indian framework and modern-day legal guidelines governing woebegone events in radiology.
Keywords: Woebegone Medical; field of Interventional
Radiology.
 

Viscera is routinely preserved during post mortem examination in cases of poisoning. Since long the quantity and the number of tissues preserved during autopsy have remained unchanged. With advent of new scientific techniques of testing and analysis, the system of viscera preservation in India needs to evolve. The need of the hour is to embrace the technological advancements and use it to protect the time, money and space of government and more importantly preserving the body, integrity and the rights of the deceased.
Key words: Viscera; Poisoning; Post-mortem
Examination; Autopsy.