Who is most likely to perform a forensic autopsy?

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babymother [125]3 years ago

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Answer:

The forensic autopsy is preformed by "Forensic pathologist".

Explanation:

The forensic pathologist would perform a forensic autopsy, Forensic pathologist will focus on the cause behind the death by studying the body or the corpse. Most probably they do the postmortem examination. The forensic pathologist is also a medical doctor, who must have completed the training in anatomical pathology with specialization in forensic pathology. The forensic pathologist are basically there to find the cause and also the manner of death. They are trained for performing autopsy, helps in evaluation of historical and law enforcement investigative information, documentation in sexual assault, helps in collection of the medical evidence.

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