forensic pathologists and their famous cases
Welcome to the first website examining the works and cases of the most famous forensic pathologists of modern history.
This site draws together information about the pathologists who became household names in the 'golden era' of forensic medicine, their famous cases, and their published works, beginning with Sir Bernard Spilsbury, Professor Keith Simpson and Francis Camps.

SCIENCE FIGHTS CRIME
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medical jurisprudence/ forensic medicine
that branch of State medicine which treats of the application of medical knowledge to certain questions of civil and criminal law. The term 'medical jurisprudence', though sanctioned by long usage, is not really appropriate, since the subject is strictly a branch of medicine, rather than of jurisprudence; it does not properly include sanitation or hygiene, both this and medical jurisprudence being distinct branches of State medicine.
Encyclopedia Brittania Vol 18 p.30 (1911 Edition) For the rest of the entry, read here...






