Part 3

Question 1

When the court has once laid down a principle of law or interpretation as applied to certain state of facts, it will adhere to and apply to all future cases where the facts are substantially the same

Answer 1

PRINCIPLE OF STARE DECICIS

Question 2

TYPES OF MEDICAL EVIDENCE: Addresses to the senses of the court

Answer 2

Autoptic or real

Question 3

TYPES OF MEDICAL EVIDENCE: Doctor in the witness stand

Answer 3

Testimonial

Question 4

TYPES OF MEDICAL EVIDENCE: Objects or substances which may be a part of the body of the crime

Answer 4

Corpus delicti

Question 5

Preponderance of evidence

Answer 5

Civil case

Question 6

Proof/guilt beyond reasonable doubt

Answer 6

Criminal case

Question 7

Substantial evidence

Answer 7

Administrative case

Question 8

Truth serum

Answer 8

Hyoscine hydrobromide

Question 9

GAIT: Tabes dorsalis

Answer 9

Ataxic

Question 10

GAIT: Staggering movement

Answer 10

Cerebellar

Question 11

GAIT: Swaying movement, knock-knee

Answer 11

Cow’s

Question 12

GAIT: Short steps, foot drag

Answer 12

Paretic

Question 13

GAIT: Stiff

Answer 13

Spastic

Question 14

GAIT: Involuntary movement

Answer 14

Festinating

Question 15

GAIT: Hopping gait, infantile

Answer 15

Frog

Question 16

GAIT: Duck

Answer 16

Waddling

Question 17

FACIES: Pinched nose

Answer 17

Hippocratic

Question 18

FACIES: Almond eyes

Answer 18

Mongolian

Question 19

FACIES: Lion-like

Answer 19

Facies leonine

Question 20

FACIES: Pale, edema toys face

Answer 20

Myxedemic

Question 21

Floatation of lungs in water

Answer 21

Hydrostatic test/ Fodere’s test/ Static test

Question 22

Changes in the middle ear

Answer 22

Wredin’s test