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Summary ballistics describes the science of gunshots, which can be subdivided into the three branches. Injury and death investigations pdf 42p download book. A vast majority of suicidal gunshot wounds are contact wounds. Bernard knight forensic pathology, 4 th edition 2016. At 23 years, all the following occur in males except. An internationally known, forensic firearm consultant, he has been a firearm examiner of the federalcentral government for 34 years and has served as directorincharge and deputy director ballistics of central forensic laboratory, chandigarh, india.
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