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- Experts as witnesses: a lecture delivered before the New York Medico-Legal Society1
- 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, presiding1
- In lunacy: in the matter of David Ochterlony Dyce Sombre : a person found to be of unsound mind1
- Insanity and law: a treatise on forensic psychiatry1
- Juries and physicians on questions of insanity1
- Letter from Charles Huttrer to Joshua Lederberg1
- Letter from U.S. Representative Ray Thornton to Daniel Nathans1
- Martha E. Piatt, executrix of Jacob W. Piatt, deceased, versus John H. Piatt, et al: appeal from Boone Circuit Court1
- Medical expert testimony in the Kelley murder trial1
- Medical expert witnesses: read before the Union Medical Association of Berkshire, Bennington, Rensselaer and Washington Counties, at Hoosick Falls, N.Y., Oct. 12, 18811
- Medico-legal report on the medical testimony of the Schoeppe murder trial, presented to the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, and unanimously adopted, November 3, 18691
- Objections to and criticisms on the majority report of the committee of the Medico-Legal Society on the existing law for the commitment of the insane1
- On expert testimony in judicial proceedings1
- President's address to the Maine Medical Association at its annual meeting in Portland, June 11, 18781
- 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 defendant1
- Report of certain medico-legal cases1
- Report of the chairman of the Section on Medical Jurisprudence1
- Review of the testimony of Prof. Wormley in the Richardson case, on trial at Canton, Ohio1
- Review, opinions, &c., of Dr. Charles A. Lee and others: of the testimony of Drs. Salisbury and Swinburne, on the trial of John Hendrickson, Jr., for the murder of his wife, by poisoning1
- Shall we hang the insane who commit homicides?1