ISSN: 0972-8066 (CD version)
ISSN: 0972-8074 (Online version)

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 Editorial

	Forensic Pathology in a Changing Society by Emmanuel N. Michalodimitrakis Greece
Emmanuel N. Michalodimitrakis

 Papers

1. 	Artifacts of blood in a case of hanging: Medico-legal masquerades by Luv K. Sharma1, Geetanjali Sharma2, Basant L. Sirohiwal3, Vijay P. Khanagwal4, Pramod K. Paliwal5, D.R. Yadav6 1,2Lecturer, 3,5Associate Professor, 4Reader, 6Professor & Head Departments of Forensic Medicine & Physiology, Pt. B.D. Sharma Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Rohtak-124001, Haryana, India
   Luv Sharma

2. 	Accident or "extended suicide with a pet" - a case study by MA Verhoff1, MH Suntz2, K Köhler2, HF Schütz1, G Weiler1, G Lasczkowski1 1Institute of Legal Medicine, University of Gießen, 2Institute of Veterinary Pathology, University of Gießen, Germany
   Marcel A Verhoff

3. 	Abolition and Restoration of Section 309 IPC - an overview by B. R. Sharma1, Anup Sharma2, D. Harish1 1Reader, 2Junior Resident, Department of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, Govt. Medical College & Hospital, Chandigarh - 160030 India
   B.R.Sharma

4. 	Lichtenberg Lightning Strike Figures: Report of an Autopsy Case with Gross and Microscopic Findings by Christopher O. Bibb1, P. F. Mellen2 1Chief Resident, Pathology, 2Medical Director, Autopsy & forensic pathology, East Central Indiana Pathologists PC and Dept. of Pathology, Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie Indiana USA
   Paul F. Mellen

5. 	Obliquity vs. Discontinuity of ligature mark in diagnosis of hanging - a comparative study by Shrabana Kumar Naik Assistant Professor, Department of Forensic Medicine, Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi-110001 India
   Shrabana Kumar Naik

 N. B. There is an ongoing contest regarding the best paper published in this issue. The winner would be decided by the letters and emails reaching the journal office.

 Scrolls of Honor (Cumulative Index)

 Paper Submission Guidelines

 Theses and Dissertations

		An assessment of avian and other scavenging of an animal carcass at Katerniaghat wildlife sanctuary, District Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh - India, and its forensic implications, by Shamshad (Roma) Khan - A dissertation submitted to Bournemouth University, School of Conservation Sciences, UK in February 2006 as part of the requirement for the degree of master of science in forensic archaeology: crime scene and international investigations Click on the photo to enlarge! Click on the above link to go to thesis (Doc files in 18 parts). Please click here to visit the cumulative index of all theses published in this journal.
	Shamshad (Roma) Khan

 Postgraduate Section

In this section, we regularly give important practical material for postgraduate students appearing in their medical examinations. The articles may serve as good review material for senior forensic practitioners too.

		Importance of the examination of scene of crime: The mysterious scratches on thighs by Anil Aggrawal    [Please Click here to visit the cumulative index of all postgraduate material appearing in this journal.]

 Reviews

Click here to read (This section reviews popular as well as technical books on Forensic Science, Forensic Medicine and allied subjects. Books on tape and Books on CD are also reviewed from time to time. In addition, maps, charts, diagrams, models, calenders, various kinds of software and multimedia such as Video tapes, CDs and DVDs related to crime, horror, suspense, mystery, criminology, police science and administration, forensic medicine, forensic pathology and allied subjects are also reviewed)

Book Reviews

 Conference News

Dr. Rai Sudhir Prasad, Organising Secretary	Forthcoming Forensic Conferences Do you know of a future forensic conference which doesn't appear in the above pages? Well, why don't you tell us and we would be glad to put the relevant information on our pages. If the conference has a site, let us know of the site address, and we would place a link to that site. Yes, I would like to tell you about a conference

 Letter From America

1. 	The Role of the Forensic Scientist in Controversial, Politically Charged Death Investigations Internationally by Cyril H. Wecht, M.D., J.D. Past President, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Past President, American College of Legal Medicine, USA
   Cyril Wecht

 Interviews

1. 	Interview An exclusive interview with John Emsley, author of the bestseller The Elements of Murder - A History of Poison (Oxford University Press, 2005)
   John Emsley

2. 	Interview An exclusive interview with EJ Wagner, author of the bestseller The Science of Sherlock Holmes (John Wiley & Sons Inc, 2006)
   EJ Wagner

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