LAW EXPERT EVIDENCE TO - Royal Decree 296/1996 Article 3
functions.
Physicians examiners will be responsible for the following functions: a.
- The issuance of reports and medico-legal opinions as requested by the Institutes of Legal Medicine of the Courts, Courts, Prosecutor, Office of Civil Registry and other bodies Administration of Justice.
b. - Conducting research in the field of forensic pathology and thanatological practices as are required by the Institutes of Legal Medicine, by the courts, tribunals and prosecution, and that necessarily arise from their own function within the judicial process. C.
- Regular monitoring of the injured and the injury assessment which are the subject of court proceedings and the assistance or optional surveillance of detainees who are on remand and any other functions permitted by applicable law.
d. - The technical assistance will be required through the Institutes of Legal Medicine, by court, courts, prosecution and civil registry offices and other bodies of the Administration of Justice of the territory in which they are intended, in matters within their professional discipline and subject to the provisions of procedural laws. E.
- The issuance of reports that are entrusted by the Director of the Institute of Toxicology, as intended, and attention to the demand for toxicological information. F.
- issuing an opinion on the cause of death in the cases provided for in Article 85 of the Civil Registration Act of June 8, 1957, prepared in accordance with Organic Law 7 / 1992 of 20 November
g. - Any other duties of cooperation and research with their office, the Ministry of Justice and the Interior or, where appropriate, with the Autonomous Communities that have received the transfer of personal media for the operation of the Administration of Justice as well as other organs of public authorities, under conventions or agreements adopted for this purpose.
ORGANIC LAW 19 / 2003, AMENDING THE ORGANIC LAW OF THE JUDICIARY Article 479
1 .- Medical examiners are career officials who are a National Corps Graduates at the service of the Administration of Justice.
2 .- The functions of the forensic technical assistance to courts, courts, prosecution and civil registration offices in their areas of professional discipline, both in the field of forensic pathology and thanatological practices and in assistance or field Voluntary surveillance of detainees, injured or sick who may be under the jurisdiction of those, in the circumstances and in a manner determined by law.
For these purposes, issue legal medical reports and opinions under the judicial process, carried out regular monitoring of injuries and the assessment of injuries that are the subject of court proceedings. Also undertake research and collaboration features deriving from its own function. In the course of the proceedings or investigation of any nature brought by the prosecution, will be under the orders of judges, magistrates, prosecutors and civil registrar, to exercise their duties independently and under strictly scientific criteria.
functions.
Physicians examiners will be responsible for the following functions: a.
- The issuance of reports and medico-legal opinions as requested by the Institutes of Legal Medicine of the Courts, Courts, Prosecutor, Office of Civil Registry and other bodies Administration of Justice.
b. - Conducting research in the field of forensic pathology and thanatological practices as are required by the Institutes of Legal Medicine, by the courts, tribunals and prosecution, and that necessarily arise from their own function within the judicial process. C.
- Regular monitoring of the injured and the injury assessment which are the subject of court proceedings and the assistance or optional surveillance of detainees who are on remand and any other functions permitted by applicable law.
d. - The technical assistance will be required through the Institutes of Legal Medicine, by court, courts, prosecution and civil registry offices and other bodies of the Administration of Justice of the territory in which they are intended, in matters within their professional discipline and subject to the provisions of procedural laws. E.
- The issuance of reports that are entrusted by the Director of the Institute of Toxicology, as intended, and attention to the demand for toxicological information. F.
- issuing an opinion on the cause of death in the cases provided for in Article 85 of the Civil Registration Act of June 8, 1957, prepared in accordance with Organic Law 7 / 1992 of 20 November
g. - Any other duties of cooperation and research with their office, the Ministry of Justice and the Interior or, where appropriate, with the Autonomous Communities that have received the transfer of personal media for the operation of the Administration of Justice as well as other organs of public authorities, under conventions or agreements adopted for this purpose.
ORGANIC LAW 19 / 2003, AMENDING THE ORGANIC LAW OF THE JUDICIARY Article 479
1 .- Medical examiners are career officials who are a National Corps Graduates at the service of the Administration of Justice.
2 .- The functions of the forensic technical assistance to courts, courts, prosecution and civil registration offices in their areas of professional discipline, both in the field of forensic pathology and thanatological practices and in assistance or field Voluntary surveillance of detainees, injured or sick who may be under the jurisdiction of those, in the circumstances and in a manner determined by law.
For these purposes, issue legal medical reports and opinions under the judicial process, carried out regular monitoring of injuries and the assessment of injuries that are the subject of court proceedings. Also undertake research and collaboration features deriving from its own function. In the course of the proceedings or investigation of any nature brought by the prosecution, will be under the orders of judges, magistrates, prosecutors and civil registrar, to exercise their duties independently and under strictly scientific criteria.
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