Homicide Manner-of-Death Classification in Arrest-Related Death
Mark W. Kroll,
Dwayne A. Wolf,
J. Celia Cobb
et al.
Abstract:Multiple studies have documented various factors that influence or determine forensic pathologist classification of manner of death. There do not appear to be any published studies on manner of death classification specifically regarding arrest-related deaths (ARDs). The goal of this study was to consider a large body of cases of nonfirearm ARDs to analyze the homicide classification with regards to numerous decedent and practitioner (medical examiner/coroner [ME/C]) variables. We analyzed 1145 US autopsy repo… Show more
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