Medico-Legal Notes

Those whose official duties lead them, like the writers of these notes, to spend many hours in the uncongenial atmosphere of criminal courts, whether in London or the provinces, can hardly help observing many little points in regard to medical evidence and the modes of giving it, in which considerable improvement might be effected, if medical men, while still in statu pupillari, or else immediately after qualifying, could be made familiar with the ordinary practice of such courts, by being taken to the Old