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[The forensic medical assessment of injury prevention characteristics of limited-lethality weapons].
- I Iu Makarov, A V Kovalev, K I Kutsenko, and I A Evteeva.
- Sud. Med. Ekspert. 2012 Sep 1; 55 (5): 14-9.
AbstractThe results of analysis of the data presented in the special literature and normative legal documentation indicate that the forensic medical aspects of the injuries inflicted by gunshots of limited-lethality weapons either need to be clarified or remain virtually unexplored. There is the long overdue necessity to consolidate efforts of forensic medical experts and specialists from other agencies and institutions for the comprehensive solution of the problems related to the injury prevention characteristics of limited-lethality weapons and participation in the interdepartmental activities for the improvement of the legislation regulating weapon trafficking.
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