Citation

Black CE. Notre Dame Lawyer 1961; 36: 17.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1961, Notre Dame Law School)

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Abstract

The increasingly critical problem of automobile crash deaths involves a vase area of both criminal and civil law and a great responsibility on the part of the lawyer. An attempt will be made in this article to erect some helpful directional guideposts to assist the lawyer in the investigation and discovery of facts important in th epreparation and trial of cases involving highway deaths. The role of the pathologist in connection with these deaths deals with two types of factual evidence: physical evidence, involving the collection of blood, vehicle fragments, etc.; and direct evidence, covering the medical aspects of the autopsy....

Language: en