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Identification

The document discusses the concept of corpus delicti in relation to unlawful violence and the identification of deceased individuals in murder trials. It outlines the importance of establishing identity through various characteristics and the medico-legal implications of age in criminal responsibility and evidence. Additionally, it covers fingerprint analysis and its significance in forensic investigations.

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Identification

The document discusses the concept of corpus delicti in relation to unlawful violence and the identification of deceased individuals in murder trials. It outlines the importance of establishing identity through various characteristics and the medico-legal implications of age in criminal responsibility and evidence. Additionally, it covers fingerprint analysis and its significance in forensic investigations.

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Of THE.

CORPUS DELICT-

deed from unlawful violence includes


·The
fact that a
perso ;

lack which conclusive of


the body of the victio and other are

death by foul play.

PARTS of COPUS DELCT

I
- W
Establishment o
Inliction of violace

identity of the
in a particular
dead
body way ,
time,

place

>
- Identification of dead body and proof of corpes
delicti

is important before salace


a is passed in murder trails

Identification Data -

① Race religion Sex Age


,
Q General development

⑥ complexion 0 .
External pecularities Anthropomely

⑧. Fingerprints Teeth .
Personal effect .

Handwriting
On) . INVERSEX-

individual of charachters
Interninging
- in one or both sexes

in
varying degrees ,
including physual forr , reproductive organ

ad sexual behaviour .

① .
GoNadal Alensis -
Testislovaries never developed

② Gondal DishEnsis-Extand structures are present but

at puberty the leshs/ovances

-

I fail to develop

-
.

FUNEFLER'S SYNDROME TURNER'S SYNDROME

d Anahorcal male (XX7-h7) ↓


Natorically lande (US , Xo
Absence of secondary sexual Odema

,
webbed leet
,
loose
characters .
= kin fold lock of
,

↓ Testicular ahophy with development 1ad 20


of

hylasation of seriiterous tubules characterstics ,


congenital
heart delesb

③ True .
VermophroditSm :

·
Bisexuality in which an
ovany/tests/ovotests ar present

with the external genebalia of both seves


Q Pseudo . Vermaphroditsm :

↓ Gonadal tissue of only one set is sees ,


but the appeance

is of opposite sex .

①Mole Pseudoherroprodite Fende pseudo


hermophroditis


↓ Nuclear
sex is X7 ↓ Nuclea sex XX

↓ Sex
orgas and characterisation ↑ sex organs a characters is
is of lende form
or mole form due to

adernal hyperplasia

C21 hydrolage delicency


is
common)
On Gustafson's
. Method :

·
Age estimation of adult over 21
years depac on the

physiological changes in each dental tissue .

become traslucal because they


as lived with unerals >
-
Root becomes transpared
I
due to marelacho
TRANSPARENLY Of
Root
M

(
RooT
Attrition -
Occlusa
>
-
RESORPTION
I
& sulace is
gradually
Involves conventiet
deshoyed exposing the
daten that shows PrusOConical And
enamel
, destin pulp
sharp
,

grooves CHANGES
<
- PERIDONTIS
t
Cementor -

Regression
ApPOSIMON of the
gurs and peridotal
I SECONDARY DENTIN
tissues
#in thickness of S

cementum that Develop from the ↓


walls within Teeth become weak ad
appear as lines

over theeand
the pulp Cavity due to fall

Age is calculated Pathological conditions

by counting
the such as caries ,
peridotitis

number oh

we

↓ Anterior teeth suitable and the Merit ( from


ar rore

incisors to molous ; changes obsat


are at 1s years .
Of . MEDICOLEGAL IMPORTANCE Of AGE :

Inlaticde , abortion Identification impolence


,
,
starkly
Fence >18

Male
-21
- Manmange
alread
&
↑ ↑ Crimina
responsibility
Evidence Importance - Judiad punishment

Attainment of
↓ I Grape - intercourse with

majority

Employment Kidnapping girl IS ; <if even

With
>
-
Ifyss- majority ↓ ↓ t
consent
-21-if under <
myru (X) taking away
even if it

the
of person is his wife
the count >
iSyms (v) with
wards by
proper litres
cantilicate
illegalmeas

① Criminal
.

responsibility -

XY7 chronesome are more

[ Railway ach
aggressive and 2
Crimina nature
Various Responsibilites >
- Offence <
byon is

not offence

< ↓
Blu -12
yes- capable
alfyms ; does Claymo canol
not concil consent for
of performingolence but
give give
ad does harm ad
&hould have roturity to
understand the
offence als los may cause dence
consequences
bed termy in terms of good

term
② Judicial punishment -


Juvenile/boy >
-

Anyoneoot completed the age of 18 .

I Board may advice/wan/suggest counselling/community service


probation/live .

* No
juvenile shall be sentenced to death/life imprisonment


. Evidence -

↓ All persons will be competent to testly unless theyone

Unable to gue rational


understanding
answer
preveled fror

extreme old age/disease of
body on mind .
Q) . DACTLYOGRAPHY =

"Study of ridge patters of the shee

↓ Principle -

Impressions of patterns formed by the papillary On


epidermal ridges of the lingar prints

CLASSIFICATION OF FINGERPRINTS

Loops
-
>
whorls > nacres) COMPOSITE
I
I

I
11

excepted
need
.
Radhd ulam
plan

--

spird
&
Concentric Doubly Almad
spind

1
loop
Central lated twinned accudes
pocket pobel coops tal

of loops
Identification -
Comparision

May detail of character

Techniques of Fingerprinting

1
-
PLAIN PRINT Rolled Fingerprint
e

proximalinterphad
I
I
Applying the ink on
coll from outward to
inward to obtain whole
finger and dinecty

J
impression.
appling on paper
↓If rigor
works is present the
,

incisionto palmar surlace


TYPES Of FINGERPRINTS

-
I
I &

PLASTIC PRINTS
Latent Print VISIBLE

Print ↓
Chace prent)
Galentprunk) impression mode

on solt

livisible/barely surfaces
formed by lingers
visible impression
stared with
left on sulace
blood/ik/other medium

idethed by the
>
- For decomposed body his upho
application of grey
,

· own from the surface of the


/while powder


shen
give sohsfactory fingerprints
on wood
,
paper/fabric
>
- Loss of lingerprub can occu in

we add 5% silve
leprosy ,
elechic shock ,
racation
~ Inde alkar lexation with

sodur thiosulphale

Computerisation-FINDER-Record each figer point (8) within

half a
second (no little lingen)
maintain idaly
records cheques
prints at
Prevention oh ↑ T &
Recognition of

crume scene
impensation --
↑ediColecal Importance
of suciod
↓ Y identification
Crumna-A , identification incase of
las a memory
Guel-delt tuureb exclase of newbory
Q) .
X-rays In bentfication =

e
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n ·
A

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