NUNES, A. E.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4467909750825033; NUNES, Alanne Eugenia.
Resumen:
The forensic medicine is an area that belongs to the legal sciences, however, is
formed by several lines of knowledge that build the result in which drive the legal
process, complementing the means of proof. In this sense, this paper makes a
comprehensive analysis of this science, relating its importance in skills, with
emphasis on criminal prosecution and criminal law. The objectives of this research
are to delineate the scope of forensic medicine, seeking to insert it in the schedule of
law school curriculum and pointing methods for improvement ahead to face
scenarios of a crime, since the expertise is vital to establish a fact typical. Thus
began a descriptive research, using the literature technique, where the material was
analyzed in an exploratory way, ie, a survey of the general characteristics of the
chosen problem to describe it and make comments and systematic, through doctrine,
legislation , jurisprudence, scientific papers and electronic sites. The study provided
an epistemological analysis of criminal medicine, resulting that the principle of real
truth is the real quest of this science, and is one of the direct guiding of the whole
criminal process and determining the sentence. Importantly, the interdependence of
stocks will be in focus, as expert activity analysis is a complex system of reactions to
a common goal. Finally, it is concluded that the principle of actual fact consists of a
philosophical analysis of the evidential material and this, in most cases, is the skill
harvested by means of medicine and science that all the covers. For the rest, the
forensic always occupied a prominent place, which goes far beyond the fascination
for death. Helped the right to get explanations of human and find justification and
explain methods, allowing the man were to protect yourself. The advancement of
technology and the revision of the bioethics standards are needed for scientific and
human advancemen
