Autopsies+in+Court

Autopsies in Court

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We included the definition of autopsy because we thought that the most important thing for people to know about autopsy first is what it meant. We then explained its purpose in general and how it is a huge factor in court, especially for homocide/murder cases that are sentenced to court. Also, we listed the main procedures that the pathologist do during the dissection. Our wallpaper/background photo is based on the trial we are working from. It is a diagram of the girl's injured body who was murdered. There are two photos that we added onto the glogster. The one on the top-right shows that after pathologists take out some inner organs, they sample them to study them in a closer view. The other photo that is on the bottom-left shows two pathologists getting ready to make the V shaped incision in the dead body's chest.


 * Autopsies Connection To The Court:** By determining the death of the cadaver, the family member can see whether the death was natural, accident, suicidal, homicidal or undetermined. If the death was a homicide, then they can bring it up to the court and further studies will be made to figure out who the murderer is. He/she will be brought to court and will be trialed. An autopsy can also be presented in court as evidence as to how the suspect on trial might have killed someone. This therefore shows that autopsies have a big roll in a trial.