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Williams examines TASER use and high-risk group theory, which posits that people with certain physiological attributes, such as heart disease, mental illness, or drug use, are at increased risk of sudden death following application of a TASER electronic control device (ECD). Data derived from autopsy reports indicate few differences in the presence of such attributes between arrest-related sudden deaths following the application of an ECD and arrest-related sudden deaths that did not involve an ECD. The notable exception was deaths involving excited delirium, which appeared statistically more often in ECD-proximate events.
Autopsy --- Forensic pathology --- Sudden death --- Police --- Death --- Mortality --- Pathology, Forensic --- Medical jurisprudence --- Pathology --- Coroners --- Medical examiners (Law) --- Necropsy --- Necroscopy --- Post-mortem examinations --- Postmortem examinations --- Postmortems --- Anatomy, Pathological --- Dead bodies (Law) --- Human dissection --- Causes
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Investigating White-Collar Crime explains two basic questions every investigator must answer when beginning a financial investigation: "What am I trying to prove?" and "How am I going to prove it?" This book examines the criminal elements unique to embezzlement and fraud that often confound investigators, whose lack of expertise in accounting and auditing makes it difficult for them to prove the offenses. Chapters are included on criminological theory and the law related to white-collar crime, embezzlement, fraud, identity theft, accounting and auditing theory for investigators, financial inte
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Negative sentiment regarding conducted energy weapons is due largely to a lack of understanding about the technology behind such weapons and a misunderstanding of those weapons' physiological effects. Media accounts that speculatively associate sudden in-custody deaths with the use of conducted energy weapons only add to the confusion. TASER ELECTRONIC CONTROL DEVICES AND SUDDEN IN-CUSTODY DEATH documents 310 deaths in the United States proximate to the application of TASER electronic control devices from 1983 through 2006. The study examines the phenomenon of sudden death as it relates to ele
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Pediatric respiratory diseases --- Child --- Infant --- Respiratory Tract Diseases --- Respiratory Tract Infections --- Pediatric pneumology --- Respiratory diseases in children --- Children --- Respiratory organs --- Infections, Respiratory --- Infections, Respiratory Tract --- Infections, Upper Respiratory --- Infections, Upper Respiratory Tract --- Respiratory Infections --- Upper Respiratory Infections --- Upper Respiratory Tract Infection --- Upper Respiratory Tract Infections --- Infection, Respiratory Tract --- Respiratory Infection, Upper --- Respiratory Tract Infection --- Disease, Respiratory Tract --- Diseases, Respiratory Tract --- Respiratory Tract Disease --- Tract Disease, Respiratory --- Tract Diseases, Respiratory --- Infants --- Minors --- Diseases --- Paediatrics --- Pathology of the respiratory system --- Respiratory System Infections --- Infection, Respiratory System --- Respiratory System Infection --- Respiratory Diseases --- Respiratory System Diseases --- Disease, Respiratory System --- Respiratory System Disease
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