"Médecine Légale, Ou Considérations Sur L'infanticide..." explores the legal and medical aspects of infanticide in 19th-century France. Written by A. Lecieux, Athanase Renard, Gabriel Laisné, and J. J. Germain Rieux, this historical text delves into forensic medicine and its application to cases of child murder. It presents considerations and analyses relevant to the field, offering insights into the medical and legal perspectives of the time.
This work provides valuable context for understanding the intersection of law and medicine, particularly in the sensitive and complex area of infanticide. It remains a significant resource for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the development of forensic science and its role in the French legal system.
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