Seven Mistakes in Suicide Investigations

Using standardized forms ensures that all relevant information is available and collected and recorded. This information will be used later for psychological anatomy. In addition, Geberth (2013, p. 56), in order to judge whether death is suicide, (1) weapons or death measures on site, (2) evidently caused by suicide, caused by deceased There are potential injuries and injuries.

The result of a thorough investigation was decided. Therefore, in complex processes involving death investigations, we should avoid some of the mistakes described in the Geberth article "Seven Mistakes in Suicide Investigation" (2013). Errors in conducting a death investigation may affect the cause of death and the integrity of the evidence to determine its acceptability in the courts. Geberth (2013) refers to his book "Practical Murder Investigation."

Well, you may ask how this has something to do with our daily lives. Okay, a lot! Let's see the police investigation. If all simple evidence suggests suicide it is easy to investigate the case as suicide rather than murder and this could be a serious mistake. Evidence may also point to an innocent suspect and people may be imprisoned incorrectly and even possibly executed. A good survey should also try to find the opposite evidence so that we will not punish innocent and innocent people.

Suicide continues to be a rich field of philosophical research. Recent advances in medical technology are responsible for extensive philosophical concern about suicide, euthanasia or physician assisted suicide (PAS), and more "ordinary" suicides caused by mental pain have been ignored . This is a little disappointing. Problems caused by euthanasia and doctor's suicide outweigh other suicide related issues such as distribution of medical resources and relationship between patients and doctors. However, many of the same questions and concerns surrounding PAS and euthanasia are also concentrated on the suicide of mills, and many of the former writers have overlooked the vast literature on the latter.