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The association between intracranial haemorrhage and skull fracture in trauma patients at the Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia (HUSM)
Published 2016“…Another common cause of head injury is assault and the pattern of injuries depends upon the type of the weapon. …”
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Aggression following benzodiazepine ingestion in a forensic psychiatric patient: a case report
Published 2015“…Method: We report a 37 year-old schizophrenia patient who was detained by the authority under Section 392/397 of Penal Code assaulting a lady using sharp weapon. He had history of illicit substance abuse and benzodiazepine dependence with significant history of aggression associated with benzodiazepine. …”
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A Study On Drug Use And Criminal Behaviours Of Criminal Offenders In The State Of Penang
Published 2023“…About 8% held dangerous weapons while committing crime, and 41% (n=30/73) claimed that they were ordered by their superiors to commit crime.…”
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A Study On Drug Use And Criminal Behaviours Of Criminal Offenders In The State Of Penang
Published 2023“…About 8% held dangerous weapons while committing crime, and 41% (n=30/73) claimed that they were ordered by their superiors to commit crime.…”
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Legal protection of air pollution in Iraq
Published 2016“…The estimated leak from the shipping stations and sinking ships was about 8.4 million barrels.It is worth noting that the environment was not just affected by one kind of pollutant, but also involved radio logical, chemical and other electromagnetic pollutants.This accident negatively affected the lives of people, especially those residing in the affected area.Furthermore, the United States' occupation to Iraq in 2003 had a crucial role in increasing the problem of environmental air pollution; they used internationally prohibited weapons, e.g., radioactive uranium and chemical weapons.The use of such weapons led to fatal health problems for the Iraqi people, evidenced mainly by the occurrence of cancerous diseases, distorted new born babies and infertility.Hence, this paper proposes the adoption of the Iraqi criminal law represented by the Iraqi Punishments Law No. 111 of 1969, is a law governing all crimes without exception, whether they are environmental or ordinary crimes. …”
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