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1. Who can be medical experts?

Author(s):: Riley, Henry A., author
Publication:: [Philadelphia?] : [publisher not identified], [1891?]
Subject(s):: Expert Testimony
Professional Competence

2. Discussion of insanity from a medico-legal standpoint, as regards homicide, etc

Author(s):: Barnes, Henry F., author
Publication:: Louisville, Ky. : Richmond and Louisville Medical Journal Print., 1873
Subject(s):: Mental Competency
Homicide
Expert Testimony

3. Report of certain medico-legal cases

Author(s):: Stevens, Thad. M. (Thaddeus Morrell), 1829-1885, author
Publication:: St. Louis : Geo. O. Rumbold & Co., 1879
Subject(s):: Forensic Medicine
Expert Testimony
Professional Competence

4. In lunacy: in the matter of David Ochterlony Dyce Sombre : a person found to be of unsound mind

Publication:: [London] : Printed by Henry Hansard, [1851?]
Subject(s):: Mental Competency -- legislation & jurisprudence
Commitment of Mentally Ill -- legislation & jurisprudence
Mentally Ill Persons -- legislation & jurisprudence
Expert Testimony
London
Dyce Sombre, David Ochterlony, 1808-1851.

5. The national benefaction--$500,000!: seven thousand patent limbs given to the United States troops : brief history of the great work

Author(s):: Palmer, B. Frank (Benjamin Franklin), author
Publication:: [Philadelphia] : [Sherman & Co.], [1868]
Subject(s):: Artificial Limbs
Military Personnel
Financing, Government
Expert Testimony
United States
Palmer, B. Frank (Benjamin Franklin)

6. Report of a trial for alleged mal-practice, against Dixi Crosby, M.D., Professor of Surgery, &c. in the Dartmouth Medical College: in the Windsor County Court, at Woodstock, May term, 1854 : verdict for defendant

Author(s):: Crosby, Dixi, 1800-1873, defendant
Publication:: Woodstock : Printed by Lewis Pratt, Jr., 1854
Subject(s):: Malpractice
Expert Testimony
Femoral Fractures -- complications
Femoral Fractures -- therapy
Splints -- adverse effects
Vermont
Crosby, Dixi, 1800-1873.
Slack, Lorenzo.

7. Trial and acquittal of John E. Hathaway, M.D. of Worcester, in an action for alleged malpractice, before the Supreme Judicial Court in Boston, January 13, 1857

Author(s):: Hathaway, John E. (John Eaton), 1827-1862, defendant
Publication:: Boston : Printed by David Clapp, 1857
Subject(s):: Malpractice
Expert Testimony
Radius Fractures -- surgery
Splints
Ulna Fractures -- surgery
Massachusetts
Hathaway, John E. (John Eaton), 1827-1862.
Volmuth, Augustus.

8. Important case of alleged mal-practice: Charles M. Steele, by his next friend, Maria Steele, plaintiff, against R.S. Newton, M.D., defendant : tried in the Superior Court of Cincinnati, November term 1856 : Judge O.M. Spencer, presiding

Author(s):: Newton, Robert S. (Robert Safford), 1818-1881, defendant
Publication:: [Cincinnati?] : [publisher not identified], [1856]
Subject(s):: Humeral Fractures -- therapy
Expert Testimony
Malpractice
Ohio
Steele, Charles M.
Steele, Maria.
Newton, Robert S. (Robert Safford), 1818-1881.

9. Martha E. Piatt, executrix of Jacob W. Piatt, deceased, versus John H. Piatt, et al: appeal from Boone Circuit Court

Author(s):: Kentucky. Court of Appeals.
Publication:: Cincinnati : Marshall & Hefley, [1859]
Subject(s):: Wills
Expert Testimony
Mental Disorders
Kentucky
Piatt, Martha E. (Martha Eugenia)
Piatt, Jacob W. (Jacob Wykoff), 1801-1857.
Piatt, John H., active 1859.

10. Aphasia, or aphasic insanity, which?: a medico-legal inquiry

Author(s):: Hughes, Charles H. (Charles Hamilton), 1839-1916, author
Publication:: [Baltimore?] : [publisher not identified], [1879?]
Subject(s):: Aphasia
Stroke -- complications
Expert Testimony