Wharton and Stillé's Medical Jurisprudence, Nide 3

abdomen afterwards alleged appearance areola asphyxia birth blood body bones brain Casper catamenia cause of death child circumstances clitoris color color-blindness condition cord corpus luteum court criminal dead deceased defendant discharge disease doubt drowning ecchymoses effect evidence examination existence experiments fact fatal female foetus fracture girl gonorrhoea guaiacum hand head Henke's Zeitschrift homicide hymen inches infanticide inflicted infra injury instance Journ jury lacerated larynx lungs marks membrane menstruation months mother mucous membrane murder nature neck observed occurred opinion organs ovary ovum peculiar period person physician plaintiff portion post-mortem pregnancy present presumption prisoner produced proof proved prussic acid putrefaction question rape recognised reported respiration result rupture says sexual signs skin stains stomach strangulation strychnia substance suffocation suicide supposed supra symptoms taken testimony tion trachea trial urethra usually uterus vagina vessels violence witness woman wound