Treatise on Medical Jurisprudence

acid action affected appearance arsenic arsenious acid attack become body brain cause character child circumstances color committed condition consequence corpus luteum court crime criminal death defendant degree delirium delirium tremens delusion derangement disease drunkenness Dysthymia epilepsy evidence examination excitement existence external fact faculties Falret feeling female foetus frequently Gericht habits hallucinations head Henke's homicidal idiocy idiot imbecility impulse influence insanity instance intellectual irritability Jour jury Kleptomania labor Lég lucid interval lunatic lungs madness mania Méd melancholy membrane menstruation MENTAL UNSOUNDNESS mind monomania months moral morbid mucous membrane murder nature nitric acid observed occurred opinion Orfila organs ovum pain Paris paroxysm passion patient peculiar period person physician poisoning pregnancy present produced propensity pyromania question reason relations remarkable result Schürmayer sense sexual sleep sometimes stomach suicide sulphuric acid supposed symptoms tion usual uterus vagina violence woman