1.A reviews of the results of the psychological medical verification during 1990-1999 in the facility of the central psychological medical verification
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):18-21
A study on 295 cases of the psychological medical verification in the institute of the central psychological hospital has shown that the distribution of the psychopathology comprises group F00-F09: 14.88%, group F10-F19: 3.82%; group F20-F29: 50.90%; group F30-F39: 3.70%; group F4--F48: 5.05%; group F60-F69: 8.11%; F70-F79: 2.36%; G40: 8.47%; free the psychopathology: 2.71%. The features and properties of committed behaviors were various, means of commitment: poplar available furniture at home. The accident occurred mainly in the close relative people in a family.
Forensic Medicine
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Forensic Psychiatry
4.The Legal Correspondence of Sexual Self-Defense Capability Assessment.
Hui-Yu FAN ; Hao-Zhe LI ; Qing-Ting ZHANG
Journal of Forensic Medicine 2022;38(5):606-610
OBJECTIVES:
To understand the legal application and case deposition of assessment opinions of sexual self-defense capability, and to explore the necessity of legal correspondence in the sexual defense capability assessment.
METHODS:
According to the self-made questionnaire, the cases of sexual self-defense capability assessment completed by the Academy of Forensic Science from January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2018 were statistically analyzed through telephone interviews and referrals.
RESULTS:
Among the 69 cases, 3 cases (4.3%) had complete sexual self-defense capability, 30 cases (43.5%) had weakened sexual self-defense capability, 32 cases (46.2%) had no sexual self-defense capability, and 4 cases (5.8%) were not suitable for assessment. Among the 30 cases with weakened sexual self-defense ability, 15 cases were filed and investigated by public security authorities for rape and 15 cases were not. The inconsistent rate of disposition was 1∶1. Among the 15 rape cases filed and investigated by the public security authorities, 10 cases were arrested and prosecuted by the procuratorate and sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment by the court, while the other 5 cases were not arrested and prosecuted by the procuratorate, with an inconsistent rate of disposition being 2∶1.
CONCLUSIONS
The legal application of the assessment opinion on the weakening of sexual self-defense capability is inconsistent, and the judicial disposition is confusing. It is imperative to unify and correspond the classification of sexual self-defense capability with the legal requirements.
Rape
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Forensic Psychiatry
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Forensic Medicine
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Forensic Sciences
5.The Last Fifty Years of Western Medicine in Korea: Korean Society for Legal Medicine.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 1997;40(8):972-975
No abstract available.
Forensic Medicine*
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Korea*
6.Present status of legal medicine in Korea: medicolegal education and postmortem investigation system.
Korean Journal of Legal Medicine 1992;16(1):1-6
No abstract available.
Education*
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Forensic Medicine*
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Korea*
7.Research Progress on the Application of Human Oral Microbiome in Forensic Individual Identification.
Shuang-Shuang WANG ; Feng SONG ; Xiao-Wen WEI ; Hao-Yu GU ; Ke ZHANG ; Yu-Xiang ZHOU ; Lan-Rui JIANG ; Hai-Bo LUO
Journal of Forensic Medicine 2022;38(4):526-532
The oral cavity is the second largest microbial bank in humans after the intestinal canal, colonizing a large number of microorganisms including viruses, bacteria, archaea, fungi and protozoa. The great number of microbial cells, good DNA stability, and individual has a unique microbial community, these characteristics make the human microbiome expected to become a new biomarker for forensic individual identification. This article describes the characteristics of human oral microorganisms and microbial molecular markers in detail, analyzes the potential application value of microorganisms in forensic individual identification, and reviews the research progress of human oral microorganisms in forensic individual identification.
Humans
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Microbiota
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Forensic Medicine
8.Analysis of the Development Trend in Forensic Odontology Based on CiteSpace.
Hao-Tian MA ; Hua-Ye XIONG ; Ye LU ; Bing LI ; Jiang-Hua LAI
Journal of Forensic Medicine 2023;39(1):18-26
OBJECTIVES:
To realize the dynamic visualization of forensic odontology based on the bibliometrics methods, and capture the research hotspots and identify the future development trend.
METHODS:
Literature articles published from January 1995 to December 2020 were searched according to specific subject words in the core data set of Web of Science. The visualization analysis of publishing country, institution, discipline, author, co-cited journal and keywords was performed by CiteSpace 5.7.R5W software.
RESULTS:
The annual analysis of publications showed an upward trend of forensic odontology research literature year by year, with the number of annual publications more than 110 in the last five years. Developed countries were the main source of contributions and the average centrality was greater than 0.2. The research of forensic odontology involved multiple disciplines, including stomatology, biology, computer science and medical imaging, with a distinct interdisciplinary feature. A total of 115 nodes were obtained by keyword cluster analysis. The principal line of forensic odontology mainly included individual identification and age estimation and the emergence of hotspots was closely related to new technologies. Population-based odontology investigation, improvement of traditional dental age estimation method and dental age estimation based on new technology were popular research in forensic odontology.
CONCLUSIONS
Developing countries urgently need to increase the focus on related research. It may be an important direction for the development of forensic odontology to establish and enrich the regional dental database, develop new odontology identification technology combined with frontier and high-end technology, and develop the identification program based on advanced information technology.
Forensic Medicine
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Software
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Bibliometrics
9.Not Available.
Yong ming AN ; Hui jie HUANG ; Zhi wei ZHANG
Journal of Forensic Medicine 2021;37(5):729-731
10.Not Available.
Yi bin CHENG ; Dong GAO ; Ning guo LIU
Journal of Forensic Medicine 2021;37(5):732-735