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Dating non-accidental injuries

There have been a number of cases illustrating how fractures are dated. This case illustrates the dating of haemorrhages as well as fractures. The...
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CD v BB [2023] IEHC 204
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CD v BB [2023] IEHC 204

byWiebke Morgan

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