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| 1 | Overview of clinical forensic services in various countries of the European Union显示文摘Examination of a person who has been a victim of a physical or sexual assault may be very important for upcoming legal proceedings.In the context of a clinical forensic examination,physical findings are recorded and biological trace material is gathered and secured.Ideally,all forensic findings are documented in a detailed report combined with photographic docu-mentation,which employs a forensic scale to depict the size of the injuries.However,the integrity of such forensic findings depends particularly on two factors.First,the examination needs to be conducted professionally to ensure that the findings are properly admissible as court evidence.Second,the examination should take place as soon as possible because the opportunity to successfully secure biological samples declines rapidly with time.Access to low-threshold clinical forensic examinations is not evenly provided in all member states of the European Union(EU);in some states,they are not available at all.As part of the JUST_(e)U!(Juridical standards for clinical forensic examinations of victims of violence in Europe)pro-ject,the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Clinical Forensic Imaging in Graz,Austria created(in cooperation with its international partner consortium)a questionnaire:the purpose was to collect information about support for victims of physical and/or sexual assault in obtaining a low-threshold clinical forensic examination in various countries of the EU.Our paper pro-vides a summary of the responses and an overview of the current situation concerning pro-vided clinical forensic services. | Sophie Kerbacher Michael Pfeifer Reingard Riener-Hofer Andrea Berzlanovich Maeve Eogan Anita Gali(c)Mihic Gregor Haring Petr Hejna Johannes Höller Sorin Hostiuc Michael Klintschar Peter Kovác Astrid Krauskopf Simone Leski Michal Malacka Thorsten Schwark Hanna Sprenger Andrea Verzeletti Duarte Nuno Vieira Sylvia Wolf Kathrin Yen | 2020 | Forensic Sciences Research2020，5，1： | 1 |
| 2 | Forensic imaging:a powerful tool in modern forensic investigation显示文摘Forensic imaging is a non-invasive examination process during the forensic investigation.It is mainly used in forensic pathology as an adjunct to the traditional autopsy.In the past two decades,forensic imaging has been vigorously developed by forensic experts from computed tomography(CT)to multiple augmented techniques through CT and magnetic resonance imaging(MRI).The application field of forensic imaging has also been broadened as its advantages are recognised by more forensic practitioners.In addition to the forensic pathology,this technique has been used in other forensic disciplines,including forensic anthropology,forensic odontology,forensic ballistics and wildlife forensics,etc.This article reviews the development of forensic imaging as the practice and research development in different forensic disciplines based on the relevant literature analysis. | Min Zhang | 2022 | Forensic Sciences Research2022，7，3： | 0 |
| 3 | Commentary about the paper:'Overview of clinical forensic services in various countries of European Union'显示文摘The article about the'Overview of clinical forensic services in various countries of European Union'[1]is an important milestone in the field of clinical forensic medicine in so far that one of the main proposals would be to set up a Clinical Forensic Network for Europe.This network could be held under the umbrella of the European Council of Legal Medicine. | Bertrand Ludes | 2020 | Forensic Sciences Research2020，5，1： | 0 |
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