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AMMINISTRAZIONE DI SOSTEGNO,INTERDIZIONE, INABILITAZIONE: INNOVAZIONE, CONTINUITÀ E CONVIVENZA DEGLI ISTITUTI DI TUTELA DELLA PERSONA NON AUTONOMA, IN RIVISTA ITALIANA DI MEDICINA LEGALE
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L’indagine psichiatrico forense sulla vittima di stalking: dagli atti persecutori al danno psichico
No full textThe ongoing infringement of personal freedom which takes place in cases of
stalking can lead to psychological reactions in victims that might even determine
psychopathological disturbances requiring proper medico-legal evaluation.
Such repeated, intrusive, undesired behaviours have recently been defined by
Law 23rd of April 2009, n. 38, which has introduced in the penal code the offence
of “persecutory acts”.
We are going to discuss the aspects relating to forensic psychiatry of this new penal
offence, starting from the analysis of recent verdicts concerning the compensation
of non pecuniary losses in a medico-legal light. Afterwards we are going to analyze
the methodologic-evaluative prospects of the psychic damage consequent to
stalking.
We underline the fact that the true crux of the matter is to collect and analyze
all information about the negative consequences deriving from the offence, elucidating
their seriousness and their compatibility with the harm experienced by the
victim.
The forensic psychiatrist can often rule out real psychological consequences in
the stalking victim, yet he is able to find and describe alterations in the area of feelings
and emotions which constitute a damage and a limit to the plaintiff’s possibilities
to freely live his / her life.
The cogency which is proper of legal medicine and, in particular, of forensic
psychiatry, will lead the technical adviser to adequately advise the judge as to make
it possible for him/her to get to an objective evaluation of the harm suffered by the
victim of persecutory acts
Caratterizzazione di linee quasi isogeniche di frumento duro contenenti un segmento cromosomico per l'elevato contenuto proteico introgresso dalla varietà selvatica dicoccoides
No full textMappatura fine di un QTL per l'elevato contenuto proteico in una linea di frumento duro contenente una regione cromosomica introgressa dalla varietà selvatica dicoccoides
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Computerised anthropomorphometric analysis of images: case report.
No full textThe personal identification of living subjects through video filmed images can occasionally be necessary, particularly in the following circumstances: (1) the need to identify unknown subjects by comparing two-dimensional images of someone of known identity with the subject. (2) The need to identify subjects taken in photographs or recorded on video camera by using a comparison with individuals of known identity. METHODS AND APPARATUS: The final aim of our research was that of analysing a video clip of a bank robbery and to determine whether one of the subjects was identifiable with one of the suspects. Following the correct methodology for personal identification, the original videotape was first analysed, relating to the robbery carried out in the bank so as to study the characteristics of the criminal action and to pinpoint the best scenes for an antropomorphometrical analysis. The scene of the crime was therefore reconstructed by bringing the suspect back to the bank where the robbery took place, who was then filmed with the same closed circuit video cameras and made to assume positions as close as possible to those of the bank robber to be identified. RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS: Taking frame no. 17, points of comparable similarity were identified on the face and right ear of the perpetrator of the crime and the same points of similarity identified on the face of the suspect: right and left eyebrows, right and left eyes, "glabella", nose, mouth, chin, fold between nose and upper lip, right ear, elix, tragus,"fossetta", "conca" and lobule. After careful comparative morphometric computer analysis, it was concluded that none of the 17 points of similarity showed the same anthropomorphology (points of negative similarity). It is reasonable to sustain that 17 points of negative similarity (or non coincidental points) is sufficient to exclude the identity of the person compared with the other
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