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Medicina Legal de Costa Rica

On-line version ISSN 2215-5287Print version ISSN 1409-0015

Abstract

SALAZAR URENA, Bernan Luis  and  QUINTANA RODRIGUEZ, Roxana. ¿Puede el perito forense negarse a realizar su labor?. Med. leg. Costa Rica [online]. 1998, vol.15, n.1-2, pp.68-70. ISSN 2215-5287.

When we consider that the Constitutional Tribunal of Costa Rica declared that the defendant can become "object of prove", it opened the way to collect different prove elements even without the defendant's permission, without it being considered an offense to the acuse's rights. Given that the accused or his attorneys can not legally deny for test to be done, the forensic experts are now the ones that refuse to do blood tests, take samples of hair, saliva, etc. , or to do any type of exams at all, which is a direct violation to the penal law by these professionals.

Keywords : Forensic expert; expertice; sick; patient; object of prove; cruel treatment; degrading; accused; to enroll.

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