In his new book, Alexey Reshetun, author of the bestselling book 'The Autopsy Will Show,' explores a little-known aspect of the forensic science profession—working with the living. After all, a forensic science expert deals not only with the dead, but also with victims of domestic conflicts, drunken quarrels, traffic accidents, and armed robberies.
What does it mean to 'record injuries' and how is harm to health determined?
What difficulties does a forensic science expert face during an examination, and why is it important for them to be a good psychologist?
Why can the same injury be assessed differently and entail different penalties?
How can you help a doctor correctly describe injuries?
What are medical errors and medical crimes?
How can you avoid conflicts during treatment and save money?