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Bite Mark Analysis in Foodstuffs and Inanimate Objects and the Underlying Proofs for Validity and Judicial Acceptance
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  • Carrera
    Odontología
    Autor
    Rivera Mendoza, Fernando
    Autor
    Martín de las Heras, Stella
    Autor
    Navarro Cáceres, Pablo
    Autor
    Fonseca Platini, Gabriel
    Año
    2017
    Resumen
    Even though one of the first bite mark cases was Doyle v. State in 1954 (a bitten cheese case), the research has focused on bite marks inflicted in human skin. As published Papers, Case Reports, or Technical Notes can constitute precedents which are relied upon in making the legal arguments and a considerable amount of case law exists in this area, we present a systematic review on bite mark analysis in foodstuffs and inanimate objects and their underlying proofs for validity and judicial acceptance according to Daubert rulings. Results showed that there is vulnerability in these procedures, and it is essential to demand for focus scrutiny on the known error rates when such evidence is presented in trials. These kinds of bite marks are well documented; however, there has been little research in this field knowing that the protocols of analysis and comparison are the responsibility of the forensic odontologists. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic odontology, bite marks, identification, foodstuffs, Daubert rulings
    Grado Académico
    Odontología
    Idioma
    Inglés
    Descripción
    11 hojas ; gráficos, tablas
    Editorial
    Universidad de La Frontera, Temuco, Chile
    Derechos de Autor
    Esta obra está bajo una Licencia Creative Commons Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivar 4.0 Internacional.
    Titular derechos de autor
    Universidad de La Frontera, Dirección de Bibliotecas y Recursos de Información
    Creative Commons
    https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
    Materia
    Temuco, Chile
    Materia
    Odontología
    Materia
    Odontología legal
    Materia
    Medicina forense
    Materia
    Alimentos
    Materia
    Mordida
    Título
    Bite Mark Analysis in Foodstuffs and Inanimate Objects and the Underlying Proofs for Validity and Judicial Acceptance
    Tipo de Documento
    Tesis
    Catalogador
    MAM
  • dc.contributor.carrera
    Odontología
    dc.creator
    Rivera Mendoza, Fernando
    dc.creator
    Martín de las Heras, Stella
    dc.creator
    Navarro Cáceres, Pablo
    dc.creator
    Fonseca Platini, Gabriel
    dc.date
    2017
    dc.description.abstract
    Even though one of the first bite mark cases was Doyle v. State in 1954 (a bitten cheese case), the research has focused on bite marks inflicted in human skin. As published Papers, Case Reports, or Technical Notes can constitute precedents which are relied upon in making the legal arguments and a considerable amount of case law exists in this area, we present a systematic review on bite mark analysis in foodstuffs and inanimate objects and their underlying proofs for validity and judicial acceptance according to Daubert rulings. Results showed that there is vulnerability in these procedures, and it is essential to demand for focus scrutiny on the known error rates when such evidence is presented in trials. These kinds of bite marks are well documented; however, there has been little research in this field knowing that the protocols of analysis and comparison are the responsibility of the forensic odontologists. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic odontology, bite marks, identification, foodstuffs, Daubert rulings
    dc.description.grado
    Odontología
    dc.language
    Inglés
    dc.physicaldescription
    11 hojas ; gráficos, tablas
    dc.publisher
    Universidad de La Frontera, Temuco, Chile
    dc.rights
    Esta obra está bajo una Licencia Creative Commons Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivar 4.0 Internacional.
    dc.rights.holder
    Universidad de La Frontera, Dirección de Bibliotecas y Recursos de Información
    dc.rights.uri
    https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
    dc.subject
    Temuco, Chile
    dc.subject
    Odontología
    dc.subject
    Odontología legal
    dc.subject
    Medicina forense
    dc.subject
    Alimentos
    dc.subject
    Mordida
    dc.title
    Bite Mark Analysis in Foodstuffs and Inanimate Objects and the Underlying Proofs for Validity and Judicial Acceptance
    dc.type
    Tesis
    dc.ufro.catalogador
    MAM

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