Course Content
A medico logical investigation
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Veterinary forensic medicine
Role of veterinarian in Animal cruelty investigation
Conducting an investigation
Crime scene findings and the identification, collection and preservation of evidence
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Introduction
Evidence
Types of evidence
Characteristics of Physical evidence
Transfer of evidence
Circumstantial evidence
Direct evidence
Importance of crime scene investigation
Information that should be obtained prior to submission for a forensic necroscopy
Processing of crime scene
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Circumstantial evidence

  • Also known as indirect evidence.
  • This type of evidence requires inference to prove a fact.
  • For example, considering case in which owner of animal is suspected of its injuries and owners hair is found on animals. This is considered as circumstantial evidence as owners hair on animal could be result of having caused the injury or by normal contact with animals.
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