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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Firearm fatalities"”.

  1. Distinguishing homicides and suicides in firearm fatalities: the role of skeletal trauma analysis

    … president (1970-1973), committed suicide by firearm during the military coup against his socialist government on September 11, 1973. Included in the final report was the anthropologists’ skeletal trauma analysis documenting the gunshot trauma to the skull as consistent with the passage of a …

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  2. Firearm fatalities examined at Salt River medico-legal laboratory in 1999 and their investigative outcome by 2004

    The Republic of South Africa has OIle of the most liberal and human rights based constitutions wor1dWlde, with a very idealistic vision of individual freedom, alleviation of poverty access to education and health care and safety Many of the ideals are In direct redress of the previous regime, where …

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  3. Firearm fatalities examined at Salt River Medico-Legal Laboratory in 2009 and their investigative outcome by 2014

    … on the victimology and investigative outcomes of firearm deaths of 1999 in the Salt River Medico - Legal Laboratory drainage area. There were some compelling results, including a remarkably low conviction rate of 7.21%. In 2000 new legislation was enacted, which is the Firearms Control Act (1) of …

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  4. Detection and significance of blood in firearms used in contact gunshot wounds

    Firearm fatalities in South Africa are responsible for a very large number of fatalities. For purposes of judicial administration, determination of manner of death, in particular, differentiating between homicidal, accidental and suicidal death, is one of the primary objectives in fatal shooting …

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