The author has performed around 10,000 post mortems during his medical practice spanning across 33 years. He served as a Class-1 Medical Officer in the Public Health Department of Maharashtra State. This book sheds light on various medico-legal aspects behind post mortems. It serves to expose the blunders committed by novice doctors while performing postmortems, while also highlighting the shortcomings of the Police Department in performing a panchnama.
This book deals with how defendant lawyers often ask tricky questions to medical officers with an aim to save their clients and how the accused get released due to the medical officer’s lack of conviction. It also deals with how politicians and relatives of victims alike try and pressurize the doctors against performing a post-mortem and, if complied with, the avoidable chain of events that ensue. It also takes a stand against doctors who indulge in bribery and other forms of corruption.
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