Evaluation of momentary insanity in those claims, the commission of criminal offenses in the cases referred to forensic psychiatric commission provinces of Lorestan and Ilam in 2006-2007
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Ghafar Ali Mahmoodi1 , Peyman Astaraki2 , Sattar Kikhavandi3 , Parisa Majidi3 , Saeid Doostinejad4  |
1- Lorestan University of Medical Sciences IRAN 2- Legal Medicine Research Center of Iran , peymanastaraki@yahoo.com 3- Illam University of Medical Sciences 4- Legal Medicine Research Center of Iran |
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Abstract: (12990 Views) |
Background: One of the major issues in forensic psychiatry would assess
immediate risk of developing psychosis while committing the crime charged is
real madnrss. Because according to islamic criminal legislation and the laws of
other countries madness during ablative crime is free of criminal
responsibility . The aim of this study was to determine the rate of spontaneous
madness of cases referred to the alleged crimes committed during the commission
of forensic psychiatry provinces of Lorestan
and Ilam in 2006-2010 years. Methods: A retrospective cross-sectional study is the limited sample size
sample of all cases referred to the Commission on Forensic Psychiatry provinces
of Lorestan and Ilam in 2006-2010 is conducted during non-census. Legal
offices, medical centers, visit the registration Lorestan and Ilam provinces
and collected the archives of the files
contents on completing objectives. Findings: A total of psychiatric cases referred to committees killing is the.
only allege crime the madness is
asserted in it. Also, only 9 cases (7 cases in Lorestan and Ilam file 2) claim
insanity when they commit a crime. 1 file of 9 claimants madness in Ilam,
Lorestan and 2 cases were proved Madness. Madness with a history of mental
illness were confirmed in all three cases. Crime proven tool block and brick
involved. Only one of the cases had a history of drug use. Conclusion: Considering all the proved
madness, The cases had history of mental illness and a
history of drug use, proper diagnosis and control of mental disorders that are
likely to reduce the risk of dementia problem of drug use and crime is
important, and due to statistical limitations, this study should be carried out
widely in the country |
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Keywords: Forensics Medical, Legal, Real Madness, Murder |
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Type of Article: Research Article |
Subject:
Forensic Medicine Received: 2014/06/17 | Revised: 2014/12/10 | Accepted: 2014/06/17 | ePublished: 2014/06/17
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