Medical Jurisprudence, Forensic medicine and Toxicology. Vol. 1Witthaus, R. A. (Rudolph August)
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Medical Jurisprudence, Forensic medicine and Toxicology. Vol. 1
Witthaus, R. A. (Rudolph August)
Medical jurisprudence; Poisons; Toxicology
Ark., R. S., sec. 2,552.
Cal., Pen. Code, sec. 3,094.
Col., Mill’s Stat., secs. 1,547, 1,548, 1,204.
Conn., Gen. Stat., secs. 1,729, 1,732.
Ga., Laws, 1887, v. 2, p. 87.
Ill., S. & C. Am. Stat., v. 1, 869.
Ill., Crim. Code, sec. 503.
Ill., S. & C. Am. Stat., v. 3, p. 867.
Ind., R. L., sec. 4,258 _et seq._
Iowa, McCl. Am Code, sec. 5,329.
Kan., Gen. Stat., sec. 3,758.
Me., R. S., ch. 13, sec. 2.
Me., Laws, 1893, ch. 254.
Mass., Laws, 1891, ch. 185.
Mass., Pub. Stat., ch. 202, sec. 8.
Mich., How. Stat., v. 3, sec. 2,284.
Minn., Gen. Stat., sec. 678.
Mo., R. S., sec. 6,883.
Neb., Consol. Stat., secs. 3,299, 3,301, 5,848.
N. H., Pub. Stat., ch. 136.
N. J., Rev. Stat., p. 239, sec. 69.
N. C., Laws, 1891, ch. 129.
N. Dak., Laws, 1890, ch. 92.
Ohio, R. S., sec. 3,763.
Ore., Hill’s Am. Laws, sec. 3,730 _et seq._
Pa., Bright Pen. Dig., p. 94, sec. 1 _et seq._
Vt., Laws, 1884, ch. 85.
Va., Code, ch. 80.
Wash., Hill’s Am. Stat., v. 1, sec. 2,428 _et seq._
Wash., S. & B. Am. Stat., sec. 1,437.
Duty of burial, etc.
Ariz., Pen. Code, sec. 493.
Cal., Pen. Code, sec. 292.
Minn., Gen. Stat., sec. 6,221.
N. Dak., Comp. Laws, secs. 6,550, 6,556.
Oklahoma, Stat., sec. 2,189.
Concealing birth of child which, if born alive, would be a bastard, is
punishable.
Col., Mill’s Stat., sec. 1,195.
Fla., R. L., sec. 2,393.
Mass., Pub. Stat., ch. 207, sec. 11.
Mich., How. Am. Stat., sec. 9,284.
Mont., Crim. L., sec. 41.
Neb., Consol. Stat., sec. 5,582.
Nev., Gen. Stat., sec. 4,597.
N. H., Pub. Stat., ch. 278, sec. 14.
N. Dak., Comp. L., sec. 6,947.
Oklahoma, Stat., sec. 2,179.
Ore., Crim. Code, sec. 649.
Pa., Bright Pen. Digest, 431, sec. 158.
R. I., Pub. Stat., ch. 244, sec. 8.
Wis., S. & B. Am. Stat., sec. 4,585.
Is a misdemeanor.
Minn., Gen. Stat., sec. 6,210.
N. J., Rev. Stat., p. 241, sec. 83.
Is a felony.
Mo., R. S., sec. 3,479 (whether born dead or alive)
ALABAMA.
Removal of body wantonly for dissection or sale, purchase of a
body unlawfully disinterred, violating grave with intent to steal
body, etc., or wantonly mutilating body, is punishable by fine or
imprisonment (Code, secs. 4,023, 4,028).
Coroner, or in his absence justice of the peace, to hold inquest and
direct examination of body by surgeon, etc. (Code, sec. 4,801 _et
seq._).
ARIZONA.
Mutilation, etc., of dead body is a felony (Pen. Code, sec. 491).
Removal of a part of body unlawfully is punishable (Pen. Code, sec.
492).
Duty of burying body is, if a married woman, on husband; if not
a married woman, on nearest of kin who is an adult possessed of
sufficient means. If deceased has no relatives, on coroner holding
inquest or overseers, etc., of poor (Pen. Code, sec. 493).
Refusal of one on whom duty of burial is imposed by law, is punishable
(Pen. Code, sec. 494).
Arrest or attachment of a dead body is a misdemeanor (Pen. Code, sec.
496 _et seq._).
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